Family Vault Ledger Setup
Four-hour session to build your household's offline index of Ethereum addresses, stablecoin reserves, and heir instructions.
We help households document cold-wallet holdings, reconcile stablecoin balances, and prepare heir-ready vault records — entirely on paper and local files, without exposing keys online.
What we document
Indexed lists of wallet addresses, derivation notes, and last-known on-chain balances copied during your session — never your private keys.
USDT, USDC, and other fiat-pegged balances reconciled against exchange statements and cold-storage attestations you bring to the office.
Step-by-step recovery instructions, contact lists, and quarterly update schedules formatted for family members who do not trade daily.
Flagship consultation
A four-hour in-office session where we build your household's offline record system: address index, reserve reconciliation worksheet, and a signed cover sheet listing what each document contains.
You leave with a numbered binder, duplicate copies for a second location, and a written schedule for the next quarterly review.
View session detailsFurther records work
Four-hour session to build your household's offline index of Ethereum addresses, stablecoin reserves, and heir instructions.
Dedicated session to write recovery steps, contact trees, and read-aloud scripts for family members who inherit vault responsibility.
Ninety-minute update to your existing vault binder — new addresses, balance changes, and signed tally sheets.
Focused review of USDT, USDC, and other pegged holdings against your offline tally — discrepancies logged in writing.
From clients
"Our three adult children finally have a binder that explains which Ledger holds the family ETH and where the quarterly USDC tally lives. The session took one afternoon — longer than I hoped, but thorough."
— Min-jae H., Gangnam, ledger setup client
"The reconciliation worksheet caught a duplicate address entry we'd carried for two years. Small fix, but it saved confusion during our trust attorney review."
— Eleanor W., Seocho, quarterly review
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