Your crypto.
Your legacy.
A backup plan that protects your crypto assets — while you stay in control.


A backup plan that protects your crypto assets — while you stay in control.
Access may be lost, signers may be unavailable, or action may be blocked.
Legal documents and technical tools can help, but they may leave gaps or add new risks.

Owner cannot sign
You set the rules in advance. Assets stay with you until the plan is needed.
How it works
You create your own contract and set the rules. No one else can rewrite them or take control of your assets.

Assets stay in your wallet during setup and normal use. Simply confirm you’re active every six months.

Select the assets, recipients, and shares. Once the required process is complete, the contract transfers the assets according to your rules.

People you choose can start an emergency transfer process without access to your wallet. You can also set a separate recovery path in advance.
Nothing changes. Your assets remain under your control. But if you lose access or cannot act, there is no plan to carry out your instructions.
No. Your assets stay in your wallet. You choose which assets and amounts the plan covers — for example, only an emergency fund. Approval does not move anything by itself; transfers can happen only under your rules.
No. They never receive your keys or control your assets. They can only help start the process you defined in advance.
Self-custody keeps you in control while you can use your wallet. It does not define what should happen if you lose access or cannot act. CryptoLegacy lets you set that path in advance without giving up control.
Yes — during the waiting period. Once it ends, transfers can proceed only under the rules you set in advance.
They solve different parts of the problem. Multisig still needs enough signers to act, shared keys create custody and security risks, and legal documents cannot move crypto on-chain by themselves. CryptoLegacy adds a predefined transfer path without giving anyone your keys.