Disclaimer

Educational materials only

The Digital Estate Planner provides organisational and educational guidance. It is not legal, financial, investment, accounting, or tax advice, and using it does not create a lawyer-client or advisor-client relationship.

Jurisdiction matters

Inheritance, probate, succession, and data-access laws vary widely by country and state, and they change. A plan built with our materials is a starting structure, not a will and not a legally executed estate document. Have it reviewed and formalised by a qualified professional where you live.

Platform rules apply

Exchanges, banks, hosting companies, marketplaces, and social platforms each set their own rules for account transfer and deceased-user access. We cannot guarantee that any particular provider will honour your directives, and those rules can change without notice.

No guaranteed outcomes

Results depend on the accuracy of your own inputs and on the actions of the people you nominate. Any examples, testimonials, or figures shown are individual experiences and are not a promise of similar results. Nothing on this site is a solicitation to buy or sell any digital asset or security.

Security responsibility stays with you

The method is built so your passwords, recovery phrases, and private keys are never written into the plan and never shared with us. Safeguarding those secrets — and choosing who is trusted with physical access to them — remains entirely your responsibility.

Third-party links

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