Secure your Bitcoin. Protect your family.
Multisig self-custody and a digital asset estate plan, designed together so your wishes aren't just documented - they're enforced.
Most holders are one bad day from losing everything.
You hold Bitcoin on an exchange
Counterparty risk you wouldn't accept anywhere else. We guide you while you set up your own multisig wallet. You generate and hold your keys. We explain each step.
You self-custody but no one else knows
If something happens to you tomorrow, the keys go with you. We guide you as you organise your self-custody so the right people can recover the funds - and only the right people.
Your will doesn't mention Bitcoin
Your lawyer drafts any digital asset codicil. We provide the asset information your lawyer needs and explain your records to your executor.
Your family wouldn't know where to start
We hand them a plain-English playbook. No private keys hidden in safes, no passwords typed into search engines, and guidance to help reduce the risk of lost Bitcoin.
We start with the questions most advisers don't know to ask, then guide you while you build a self-custody and succession plan your family can actually use.
From conversation to enforced succession plan, in four steps.
Tell us about your situation
Do you have a will? Who is your executor? How much Bitcoin, and where? We ask the right questions in plain English.
Set your succession plan
Nominate your digital agent, allocate beneficiaries, and set release conditions for the wallet.
Prepare records for your lawyer
Your lawyer drafts your codicil or other legal documents. We provide the asset information your lawyer needs.
Sign, fund, and you're protected
Sign in front of two witnesses, fund the multisig wallet, and your custody enforces your wishes cryptographically.
Built for serious holders.
- Bitcoin holders with a meaningful position they can't afford to lose
- Self-managed super fund (SMSF) trustees with significant digital asset holdings
- Holders in self-custody who've never had a serious succession conversation
- Anyone holding Bitcoin on an exchange who wants to take control
- Families dealing with the digital assets of a deceased relative
Not all self-custody survives you.
Exchange / custodial
- Control
- The platform holds the keys
- If something happens to you
- Estate must prove identity and authority to a company that may be offshore
Convenient, but you own an IOU - not Bitcoin
Single-signature hardware wallet
- Control
- You hold one key
- If something happens to you
- One lost device or damaged seed backup and the coins are gone forever
A real improvement, with one fatal single point of failure
Multisig (2-of-3 or 3-of-5)
- Control
- Keys split across devices, locations and people
- If something happens to you
- Any single key can be lost or compromised without losing the funds
What we recommend for meaningful holdings
The Self-Custody Suitability Test
Eight questions covering custody, backups, documentation and succession. You'll get an instant score, the band you fall into, and the specific fixes we'd prioritise for your situation.
01What types of digital assets do you hold today?
Everything your family would need, and nothing they'd have to guess.
See packages and pricing- A multisig wallet designed around your family, not a template
- Key ceremony run with you, on your hardware, with nothing sent to us
- A recovery rehearsal so you have proven the backup works
- A digital asset directive or codicil reviewed by a partner succession law firm
- A plain-English executor playbook your family can follow under stress
What holders ask us first.
Protect your Bitcoin and your family.
A 30-minute consultation to map out your custody and succession needs.