Cipherwill

Bitcoin Inheritance

Cipherwill is an automated, end-to-end encrypted digital will platform purpose-built for cryptocurrency and digital assets. Users create encrypted time-locked capsules containing private key information, designate beneficiaries, and configure dead man's switch triggers for automatic release. The platform supports Bitcoin, NFTs, DAO memberships, and other digital assets without requiring legal intermediaries, using blockchain-based time-locking for secure and verifiable access.

Details

Type: software_platform
Trigger: dead_mans_switch
Features: dead_mans_switch,encrypted_time_lock,multi_beneficiary
Open Source: No
Founded Year: 2022
Service Type: encrypted_digital_will
Bitcoin Focused: Yes

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