Crypto inheritance, made clear

Your digital wealth deserves a tomorrow.

LegacyKey helps you prepare a clear, practical path for the crypto and digital assets your family may someday need to navigate.

Built to work alongside your attorney and financial advisor.

LegacyKey

People · Plans · Assets · Tomorrow

A safer next chapter

More than assets.
A future.

01

No custody

Your private keys and assets remain under your control. LegacyKey is not a custodian and never takes sole access.

02

Professional coordination

We make the technical access plan easier for your attorney, advisor, and chosen executor to understand.

03

Executor readiness

The person responsible for the plan receives a rehearsed, human process—not a confusing folder left behind.

The LegacyKey method

Same horizons. New generations.

A steady, documented approach for holdings that can feel technical, scattered, and difficult to explain when time matters most.

01 / Discover

Map every place your digital wealth lives.

We create a practical inventory of exchanges, wallets, devices, account dependencies, and the people who need to understand their role—without collecting sensitive secrets into an unsafe master list.

A clear starting point

A maintainable asset map your estate team can use to orient the next decisions.

02 / Design

Document the access path.

We help organize a suitable route around your existing legal plan, which may include sealed instructions, documented multisig, or coordination with a regulated custodian.

03 / Rehearse

Prepare the executor.

We walk through the practical process with the person you choose, helping them know who to call, what to locate, and how to move calmly through next steps.

Planning support

Start where your plan needs support.

Not sure where to begin? Start with an intake

A grounded role

Technical clarity for the people your plan depends on.

LegacyKey supports the practical coordination between your estate plan and your digital holdings. We do not replace the legal, tax, or financial professionals you already rely on.

What an intake covers

  • The kinds of assets and accounts you need to organize
  • The people already involved in your estate and financial planning
  • Where access and handoff details may be unclear
  • Whether a planning engagement is a sensible next step

Begin with a conversation

Give your family a process they can follow.

Start with a confidential intake about what you hold, who is involved, and where your current plan may need more technical clarity.

Request a private intake

LegacyKey is not a law firm, financial advisor, or custodian, and does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. Decisions remain with you and your qualified professionals.