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VaultPass
Pass your crypto to your heirs — automatically, no lawyers
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Pass your crypto to your heirs — automatically, no lawyers
14 followers
The only dead man's switch built for crypto. Your keys stay yours — until they need to become theirs.
How does the trigger work in practice - is it purely time-based inactivity or can it be tied to something more verifiable, and what happens if someone just forgets to check in while on vacation?
How does the handoff actually trigger if I'm offline or my hardware wallet dies — is it purely time-based or can it pull from on-chain activity like inactivity periods?
how does the dead man's switch actually verify you're still around without constantly pinging some central server, and what happens if you just go off the grid for a few weeks on a hike
How does it actually verify that someone is truly gone versus just offline for a few weeks, and what stops a false trigger from dumping my keys to the wrong people?
Set this up in under 10 minutes and the step where you verify your beneficiaries actually made me feel like this is built by people who've thought through the worst-case scenarios. Refreshing to see a dead man's switch that doesn't treat crypto holders like an afterthought.
Finally a dead man's switch that actually gets how self-custody works. The setup was straightforward and I liked that my keys never leave my control unless the trigger fires.