Post-mortem vault

leggit's historic vault: everything you wish to pass on to your loved ones only after your death.

Typical use case

Pierre, 65, places in his vault his online banking credentials, his email account passwords, a letter for each of his children, and the location of his life insurance policies. All of it remains invisible and inaccessible until his death is confirmed.

What can you place in it?

• Passwords, online credentials, banking codes
• Handwritten or typed letters, scanned in
• Official documents (contracts, digital wills)
• Crypto wallet credentials, seed phrases (see also our dedicated crypto vault)
• Photos, family archives, personal files

How it works

Each item is encrypted on your device before being sent to our servers. The key that allows decryption is sealed individually with the public key of every recipient you have appointed. As long as your death is not confirmed, those keys remain inaccessible. When the time comes, the release mechanism you chose (independent, quorum, joint presence…) triggers the transmission.