Start by deciding what should happen to your crypto if you’re not around tomorrow. In CHARONIUM, you create a plan, not just a vault. After sign-up and identity checks, link the wallets you control, review detected assets across chains, and choose who should receive what. Set percentages, timing rules, and conditions (for example, a waiting period plus verified documentation). Add a trusted attorney or notary from CHARONIUM’s European partner network to supervise the handover. Run a dry run to see exactly how the transfer would execute, then lock your plan and set up periodic check-ins so nothing moves unless you truly go inactive and the verification process is complete.
Protecting access is as important as planning distribution. Use the Fragments system to split sensitive material—such as seed phrases or recovery secrets—into multiple encrypted pieces stored on separate devices or with selected guardians. Define a threshold (e.g., any 2 of 3 shards) to reassemble access, and assign who holds each piece: you, a family member, a lawyer, or a hardware enclave. Rotate shards on a schedule, replace a lost fragment quickly, and keep an audit trail of every change. If an emergency happens while you’re alive, trigger recovery with the defined threshold; if you pass away, the same threshold plus legal validation lets your heirs regain control without exposing full keys to any single person or service. more
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