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Make sure your crypto reaches your family

  1. 1See everything you hold, in pounds. Every wallet and exchange account in one list, read-only.
  2. 2Know the Inheritance Tax. What your family could owe, and five ways to plan for it.
  3. 3Leave a plan they can follow. A printed guide your executor can use without knowing crypto.

The list is free. The full Inheritance Plan is £29, one-off.

Crypto is easy to lose when someone dies

Banks have a process for bereavement. Crypto usually has nothing: no statements, no branch and no one to call.

No one knows it exists

Crypto doesn't arrive in the post. Families often don't know which exchanges or wallets someone used.

No one can open it

Without the recovery phrase, a wallet can't be opened by anyone, including the courts or the wallet company.

HMRC still wants a value

Crypto counts for Inheritance Tax. Executors have to find it and value it in pounds on the date of death. Try our free tax calculator.

Dealing with someone's crypto after they've died? The Executor Kit walks you through finding their wallets and accounts, claiming them and valuing them for HMRC. See the Executor Kit

From scattered wallets to a plan your family can follow

  1. List what you hold

    Connect your wallet or paste its public address, and we look up the balances for you. Add exchange accounts like Coinbase in seconds.

    Free
  2. Say where things are

    Record where each device and recovery phrase is kept and who your executor is. Print it or save it as a PDF.

    Free
  3. Get the full Inheritance Plan

    Add an Inheritance Tax estimate, ways to cut or cover the bill, and a step-by-step recovery guide written for someone who has never used crypto.

    £29 launch offer, then £49

New in the Inheritance Plan

Your own plan dashboard

Open your plan and see at a glance whether your family is covered, and what's left to do.

  • Your crypto today: every wallet refreshed with one tap, shown in pounds
  • Value over time: a chart that builds up as you use it, with the day you last printed marked
  • Where it's held: each wallet and account with its share, or split by network
  • Your security score: from the Security Check-up that comes with your plan, with the full security dashboard in section 13
  • Things to do: what's left before your family is covered, from naming your executor to your yearly check

No account to create and nothing stored on our servers. Your dashboard is worked out on your own device, and wallets are read from public addresses only.

Sam Taylor's example dashboard: £58,300 of crypto today, up £4,120 since the plan was printed, an £85,320 Inheritance Tax estimate, a chart of the value since January, and two things left to do.

What we never do

WalletLegacy only reads public information about your wallets, the same information anyone can see on the blockchain. Your crypto stays exactly where it is, under your control.

If any website or person asks for your recovery phrase, it is a scam. Always.
  • Ask for your recovery phrase or private keysThe planner refuses them if you paste one by mistake.
  • Ask you to sign or approve anythingNothing we do can move your funds.
  • Hold or have access to your cryptoWe're a planning tool, not an exchange or a wallet.
  • Keep your free plan on our serversIt's saved on your own device, and you can delete it any time.

Start free. Upgrade when you're ready.

The free planner tells your family what you have. The Inheritance Plan tells them how to get it back.

Free planner

The list of everything you hold.

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  • Every wallet and exchange account in one place
  • Balances looked up for you and shown in pounds
  • Where each device and recovery phrase is kept
  • Print or save as a PDF for your executor
Start your free plan

What you and your executor get

Sam Taylor's dashboard, plus real pages from their 21-page example plan. Tap any page to read it.

Solicitor or will-writer? Crypto asset statements for probate and divorce cases are coming later. Email hello@walletlegacy.com to hear first.

Good questions to ask

Can't see yours? Email hello@walletlegacy.com.

What do I get if I pay?

The free planner tells your family what you have. The £29 Inheritance Plan adds an Inheritance Tax estimate with five ways to plan for the bill, a step-by-step guide showing your family how to get each holding back, a logins and 2FA sheet, a private letter of wishes, and a letter to your executor. For a couple it's £49, with a plan for each of you. These are founding prices for our first customers.

What if WalletLegacy closes down?

Your plan still works. Once you've printed it or saved it as a PDF, it's your own document and doesn't depend on us or on this website. Keep it with your will and it will still be there when your family needs it.

What if I buy more crypto later?

Update your list in the planner and print a fresh copy. If you've bought the Inheritance Plan, your dashboard shows how much has changed since you last printed, and we'll email you once a year to remind you to check it's still up to date.

Do I need to create an account for the dashboard?

No. Your dashboard is part of your Inheritance Plan and opens from the link we email you. It's worked out on your own device from your list, so there's no password to remember and nothing about your crypto is kept on our servers. Wallet balances are refreshed read-only from their public addresses.

Is there a plan for couples?

Yes. The couples plan is £49 and gives each of you your own plan. For married couples and civil partners it also estimates Inheritance Tax when the second of you dies.

Can I make one for my parents?

You can help them, but the plan should be theirs: they fill in what they hold and where it's kept, and keep it with their will. Sit with them while they use the free planner. Never ask for or write down their recovery phrase.

Someone has died and I'm dealing with their crypto. Can you help?

Yes. Start with our free guide, finding crypto as an executor. It covers how to find wallets and exchange accounts, how to claim them, and what HMRC needs. Never share a recovery phrase with anyone who contacts you offering to recover the funds.

Is this a will?

No. WalletLegacy is a plan and set of instructions that sits alongside your will. You should still make a will, and you can mention your plan in it.

Which crypto does it support?

The free planner looks up Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Cardano, Dogecoin, Litecoin, Tron, Bitcoin Cash, Stellar, TON, Cosmos and Hedera wallets for you, and checks a 0x address on Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain and Avalanche too, including USDT and USDC, plus Chainlink, Shiba Inu, Pepe and Uniswap on Ethereum. You can add any exchange account or other coin by typing in what you hold.

Is my information safe?

The free planner saves your plan on your own device only, so we never see it. We never ask for recovery phrases or passwords, and we never have access to your crypto.

Is this financial, legal or tax advice?

No. WalletLegacy helps you organise information. For advice about your will or tax, speak to a solicitor or accountant.

Get your Inheritance Plan

£29 for you, or £49 for a couple, while we're new. One payment, no subscription.

Not ready yet? Start with the free planner. You can upgrade later and keep everything you've added.