The problem
What happens to your crypto if you’re gone?
Millions disappear yearly
Millions of dollars in crypto become inaccessible because no inheritance plan exists.
Self-custody has no fallback
Without a nominee or inheritance system, digital assets can be permanently lost.
Wills weren't built for wallets
Modern assets require modern inheritance tools — not a paper document in a drawer.
How it works
Six steps. One outcome.
From vault creation to beneficiary claim — fully transparent.
- 01
Create Vault
Connect wallet and create your inheritance vault.
- 02
Assign Beneficiary
Choose the wallet that will receive your assets.
- 03
Fund Vault
Deposit assets into your inheritance plan.
- 04
Stay Active
Use Check-In to confirm you’re active. Every check-in resets the timer.
- 05
Inheritance Trigger
If the timer expires, the vault becomes claimable.
- 06
Beneficiary Claims
The beneficiary connects the assigned wallet and claims the inheritance.
Features
Everything you need. Nothing you don’t.
Inheritance Vaults
Assign beneficiaries securely.
Check-In Protection
Prevent accidental inheritance execution.
Beneficiary Claims
Only the assigned wallet can claim.
Email Notifications
Notify owners and beneficiaries.
Activity History
Full audit trail of inheritance activity.
Verified Deposits
Every transaction signature is checked on-chain.
Roadmap
What’s coming next
Future features are marked clearly. We never claim them as live.
- Smart Contract VaultsComing SoonInheritance vaults secured directly by Solana smart contracts.
- Non-Custodial ArchitectureComing SoonUsers retain full ownership of assets without platform custody.
- Multi-Beneficiary SupportComing SoonDistribute inheritance across multiple heirs.
- Time-Locked RecoveryComing SoonAdditional safety windows before inheritance execution.
- Mobile AppComing SoonManage inheritances from anywhere.
Security
Built for long-term trust.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is Inherit?
Inherit is the inheritance layer for crypto. You create a vault, assign a beneficiary wallet, deposit assets, and stay active with check-ins. If you stop checking in, the assigned beneficiary can claim the assets.
How does Check-In work?
Each vault has a check-in window. Tapping Check-In resets the timer. As long as you stay active, the vault stays under your control.
How do beneficiaries claim?
Beneficiaries visit /claim, connect the wallet you named, and — if the vault has triggered — claim the assets in one action.
Can I change beneficiaries?
Yes. Vault settings are editable as long as your vault is active.
How are deposits verified?
You submit the transaction signature. We verify the transaction exists, the sender matches the vault owner, the recipient matches the treasury, and the amount matches the vault.
Are smart contracts coming?
Yes. Smart contract vaults are on the roadmap and clearly marked Coming Soon — we never claim future features are already live.
Will a non-custodial version be available?
A non-custodial architecture is planned. Until then, deposits sit in a verified treasury and only the assigned beneficiary can claim.