How leggit works, in detail
From the verification of your death to the actual release of the vault, here is everything that happens behind the scenes — without technical jargon.
Death verification
Before any release, leggit must be certain that you have passed away. Four independent paths can provide this information, and you decide how many are required.
Life witness
Before a death is officially confirmed, leggit uses a "proof of life" system that can trigger release if you stop responding for an extended period.
Vault release
Once death has been confirmed (or the grace period has expired), leggit applies the release mode you chose for each vault.
Joint presence
For particularly sensitive vaults, you can require recipients to submit their consent within the same time window. Like a formal opening ceremony at a notary's office.
Floor date
The vault cannot be opened before a date you set, even if all other conditions are met.
Recipient lifecycle
What happens if a recipient dies, refuses, or disappears before the vault is opened?