Learn how to securely store your crypto wallets, passwords, accounts, and digital assets so your family is never left guessing.
Why the Vault matters
Without access instructions, your crypto wallets, exchange accounts, and digital assets could be permanently lost when you pass. The Vault ensures your heirs have everything they need.
From your dashboard sidebar, click "Vault". You'll need an active subscription (Vault & Docs or Family) to access this feature. First-time vault access requires OTP email verification for extra security.
Your vault is empty
Add crypto wallets, accounts & digital assets
Click "Add Item" to store a new digital asset. Choose a category: Crypto Wallet, Exchange Account, NFT, Social Media, Email, Banking, Insurance, Subscription, or Other. Fill in the name, platform, access instructions, notes, and estimated value.
Select category
Crypto Wallet
Exchange
NFT
Social Media
Banking
Insurance
Subscription
Vault item details are hidden by default. To view access instructions or notes, click the ⋮ menu on any item and select "Show Details". Every reveal is logged with a timestamp in the activity log — giving you a full audit trail.
Coinbase Account
Exchange
Go to the Beneficiaries section and open any beneficiary's profile. Use the "Assign Vault Items" panel to select which vault items they should inherit. You can set full access or a percentage split for financial accounts.
Assign Vault Items — Sarah Johnson
Coinbase Account
Bitcoin Hardware Wallet
Chase Checking
Under "Shared Vaults", you can create a joint vault with a spouse or family member. Set their permission level as Viewer (read-only) or Editor (can add/modify items). Great for managing household finances together.
Family Vault
Shared with Sarah Johnson
At any time, click "Export PDF" from the Vault page to generate a printable summary of all your vault items. This document is great to print and store alongside your physical estate documents in a fireproof safe.
Vault Summary Export
All 8 vault items · Encrypted PDF