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Individuals
89%
of Cryptocurrency Investors worry about dying with their assets
75%
of Estate Planners noted their clients had faced challenges or uncertainty in recovering and transferring digital assets
70%
of Americans think that their private online communications and photos should remain private after they die
34%
of Americans only receive online account statements
Secure
No password or private key sharing. Bequest relies on military-grade cryptography to provide the most secure digital planning.
Zero Liability
Custody remains with the grantor until the trigger event. A distributed custody model ensures fiduciaries adhere to the plan.
Compliant
Complies with all relevant jurisdictional laws. Workflows tailored to trusts & estates planning and administration.
Easy to Use
Technical know-how isn't required. Just complete our straightforward forms to make your plans actionable across all digital accounts
SOC2 Compliant
Disaster Recovery
Total AES-256 Encryption
External Security Audits
Intrusion Detection System
Strict Access Control
Resources
Estate Planning for Cold Storage Crypto
Your client just told you “I have a cold storage device for my cryptocurrency”, what do you do? In the inevitable cycle of life and wealth, a recent reality has become clear: if living people own cryptocurrencies, so do the estates of deceased individuals.
BitLicenses, MTLs, and Trust Charters
Crypto regulation is difficult and contentious. The SEC has been wrestling with crypto entities for a long time, but other regulators have also set up hoops on centralized crypto companies in an attempt to protect consumers.
What Is RUFADAA?
In 2014, the Uniform Law Commission drafted UFADAA – the Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act. UFADAA’s goal was to aid fiduciaries in the inventory, reporting, and distribution of digital assets.