For High-Value Crypto Holders

Your Wealth,
Invisible and Untouchable

Keep your main capital in a time-locked vault that can't be emptied under duress. Even if someone forces you to open your wallet, your real wealth stays protected.

Protect Your Assets

The Physical Threat

As crypto wealth grows visible, so do the threats against holders

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Physical Attacks

Documented cases of crypto holders targeted for kidnapping or robbery

Wrench Attack

All it takes to bypass any encryption — physical coercion breaks all digital locks

On-Chain

Wealth Is Visible

Blockchain balances are public. Large holdings make you a target

Recourse

No chargebacks, no reversals. Once crypto is sent under duress, it's gone

The Solution

A vault that protects you even when you can't protect yourself

Time-Locked Withdrawals
Assets in the vault can't be withdrawn instantly. The dead man's switch and grace period create a mandatory delay — making coercion pointless.
Hidden Capital Strategy
Keep a small operational wallet visible. Store the bulk of your wealth in the vault. Under duress, you can only show what's in your hot wallet.
Multisig Protection
Require multiple signatures to withdraw. Even if an attacker has one key, they can't move funds without the others. Configure 2-of-3 or 3-of-5.
Guardian Dead-Switch
Your guardians can extend the claim deadline or be alerted if unusual activity occurs. A human safety net when you need it most.

How It Works

Build your defense in layers

01
Create a Protected Vault
Deploy a vault with a long check-in interval and extended grace period. Set yourself (backup wallet) or trusted family as heirs with multisig requirements.
02
Move Capital to the Vault
Transfer the bulk of your holdings into the vault. Keep only operating funds in your hot wallet. The vault balance isn't linked to your public address.
03
Operate with a Decoy Wallet
Your day-to-day wallet holds minimal funds. If ever confronted, there's simply nothing significant to steal. Your real wealth sits behind time locks and multisig.
04
Access When Needed
When you need funds, withdraw from the vault to your wallet. The process is deliberate and time-gated — exactly the point.

Pricing

Security shouldn't be optional

Shield

Essential protection for individuals

$49.99/month

2 vaults
Dead man's switch
Extended grace periods
3 blockchains
Telegram + email alerts
Self-heir (backup wallet)

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Answers from the contract — not the sales deck.

If someone forces you to hand over your crypto, you can only give them what's in your hot wallet. The vault requires a time-locked process — dead man's switch expiry, grace period, and potentially multiple signatures. An attacker can't speed this up. The delay makes coercion impractical.

Checking in resets the timer — it doesn't enable withdrawals. Your vault funds can only be claimed through the full process: missed check-in → grace period → multisig claim. There's no shortcut, even for the vault owner.

With multisig enabled, multiple keys are needed. With guardians, the deadline can be extended. The longer an attacker has to wait, the riskier it becomes for them. Most physical attacks rely on speed — time locks eliminate that advantage.

The smart contract holds the assets, not your personal wallet address. While contract balances are technically public, they're not directly linked to your identity unless someone already knows your vault address.

Yes. As the vault owner, you can withdraw from the vault at any time using your primary wallet. The time-lock protection only applies to the heir/recovery claim process.

Don't Be a Target

Separate your visible wallet from your real wealth. Set up protection in minutes.