Example Executor Kit
See what you get
This is the Executor Kit filled in by Daniel Ellis, sorting out his mum Margaret's crypto. He found a Ledger in a desk drawer and payments on her bank statements, then asked six exchanges to search their records: Coinbase, Kraken and Revolut confirmed accounts. Your kit uses what you find.
Margaret, Daniel and everything below are fictional. Prices are for illustration only.
Your estate dashboard
The kit opens with this. It fills in as you tick off places, add what you find and move each claim along, and it's the second page of the printed kit.
How Daniel found her accounts
Margaret didn't leave a list. This is how the kit took Daniel from a hunch to three accounts released to the estate.
He looked
Payments to Kraken on her Barclays statements, the Revolut app on her phone, and a Ledger in the desk drawer. 25 of the kit's 34 places checked so far.
He asked
Search letters to six exchanges with her date of birth, address, emails and mobile number. Coinbase, Kraken and Revolut said yes, Binance found nothing, and Crypto.com hasn't replied yet.
He claimed
Her Coinbase app was locked, but he didn't need her password or codes. The bereavement team asked for the death certificate and probate. Revolut has already released £1,640 to the estate.
What the numbers told Daniel
Step 8 of the kit works out the estate's position from what Daniel entered. These are his figures.
The printed kit
All 17 pages of Margaret's kit, ready for the solicitor. Tap any page to read it.
Ready to start?
One payment of £39. Executors can usually pay for it from the estate. No wallets to connect and nothing to install.