Secure your Bitcoin. Protect your family.
Institutional-grade multisig self-custody, paired with estate planning that's legally sound and cryptographically enforced.
What happens to your Bitcoin when you die?
Billions of dollars in Bitcoin are permanently lost because holders die without succession plans.
Traditional wills don't address custody mechanics, private keys, or multisig structures. Executors are left with no way to access self-custodied assets.
Existing online will platforms don't understand crypto. Crypto platforms don't understand estate law. The gap costs families everything.
of crypto owners have not shared their private keys with family.
of digital asset holders have included crypto in their estate plans.
in Bitcoin estimated permanently lost to date.
Two layers. One unbreakable system.
Multisig Self-Custody
Secure 2-of-3 or 3-of-5 multisig wallets where keys are distributed across you, BlockByte, and a nominated third party. No single point of failure. No exchange risk.
Digital Asset Estate Planning
Legally reviewed estate planning paperwork - generated by our platform, reviewed by our partner succession law firm.
- Digital Asset Directive (for clients without a will)
- Digital Asset Codicil (for clients with an existing will)
- Solicitor Briefing Pack (for your lawyer)
- Executor Process Guide (for the person who'll manage your estate)
From conversation to cryptographic enforcement, in four steps.
Tell us about your situation
Do you have a will? Who is your executor? We ask the right questions in plain English.
Set your succession plan
Nominate your digital asset executor, allocate beneficiaries, and set release conditions.
We generate the documents
Your Directive or Codicil is generated and reviewed by our partner succession law firm.
Print, sign, and you're protected
Sign in front of two witnesses. Your multisig custody enforces your wishes cryptographically.
Your estate plan isn't just documented. It's enforced.
The multisig architecture doesn't just record your wishes; it cryptographically enforces them. Executors cannot move funds unilaterally. Beneficiaries cannot access without verification.
Built for serious holders.
- Bitcoin holders in self-custody who need a succession plan
- SMSF trustees with significant digital asset holdings
- High-net-worth individuals who want institutional-grade security
- Anyone holding Bitcoin on an exchange who wants to take control
- Solicitors and estate planners advising clients with crypto
Estate planning documents reviewed by a partner succession law firm.
Complex scenarios - testamentary trusts, family offices, international assets - are referred to our partner firm for bespoke advice.
Protect your Bitcoin and your family.
A 30-minute consultation to map out your custody and succession needs.