Liana

Bitcoin Inheritance

Liana is an open-source Bitcoin wallet from Wizardsardine that uses Bitcoin timelocks to enable trustless inheritance and loss protection. You configure a primary signing key for daily use and a recovery key that automatically becomes accessible after a configurable delay (e.g., 3 months). No third-party trust required — inheritance is enforced on-chain by Bitcoin's Script.

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Status: DUPLICATE — canonical entry is slug: liana
Platform: Desktop
Custodial: No
Platforms: Desktop
Trustless: Yes
Key Scheme: Timelock-based recovery key
Open Source: Yes
Service Type: Open-source Bitcoin inheritance wallet
Custody Model: Self-custody
Lightning Support: No

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