Crypto Estate Planning
VAULTKINN
Your keys. Your legacy.
$140 billion in Bitcoin is estimated lost forever — wallets sealed by death, incapacity, and forgotten keys. VaultKinn combines decentralized recovery with legally-binding instruments so your digital assets reach the people they were meant for.
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Decentralized Recovery
Your keys are split across a network of people you trust. No single person — including us — can ever access your assets alone.
Zero Knowledge
VaultKinn never sees your secrets. Threshold cryptography ensures your keys exist only when and where they're needed.
Legal Integration
Wills, trusts, and powers of attorney bound directly to cryptographic recovery. Technology enforced by law.
How it works
01
Register your wallets
Add your crypto assets across any chain. VaultKinn tracks and protects them without ever holding your keys.
02
Choose your helpers
Designate trusted people — attorneys, family, trustees — who each hold a piece of your recovery network.
03
Set your triggers
Define what happens and when. Death, incapacity, inactivity — each scenario maps to a legal instrument and a recovery plan.
04
Live your life
Automated health checks keep everything ready. When the time comes, the right people get the right access. Seamlessly.
Who it's for
Long-term holders
You've accumulated crypto over years. You want to make sure it doesn't die with you — or get locked away by a lost seed phrase.
Estate planning attorneys
Your clients hold digital assets that traditional instruments can't reach. VaultKinn bridges crypto recovery with the legal frameworks you already use.
Families & beneficiaries
Someone you love holds crypto. If something happens, you need a clear path to access those assets — not a guessing game with hardware wallets.
Trust companies & fiduciaries
You manage assets for others. VaultKinn gives you the infrastructure to serve as a trusted recovery participant with institutional-grade security.
"Not your keys, not your crypto" was never meant to be a eulogy.
— The problem VaultKinn was built to solve