Keep Bitcoin from becoming stranded
Collaborative security is there so a lost device, a missing seed, or one person being unable to act does not leave the Bitcoin stranded.
One device no longer stands alone
The holding no longer depends on one device, one seed, or one person.
You remain a key holder
You stay a key holder. Spending still starts with you.
A lost device does not strand it
A lost device, or a person who can no longer act, does not have to strand the Bitcoin.
A path for the people who follow
Family or executors have a documented path when the Bitcoin has to be passed on.
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Who this is for
Affairs in order
You are putting wills, trusts, and family paperwork in order, and Bitcoin still sits on one wallet.
An estate involving Bitcoin
Someone has died or can no longer act, and the family needs to understand what recovery options exist.
One device or seed
Meaningful holdings rest on one device, one seed, or one person.
A path for beneficiaries
The people who follow you need a documented path, not a seed phrase in a drawer.
Make sure the people you planned for can reach the Bitcoin.