What happens if HeirVault goes offline?

All vault logic lives on-chain in smart contracts. You can interact with the contracts directly using any Ethereum client.

How does the multisig claim work?

The owner sets a signature threshold during vault creation. Any heir can initiate the claim once the check-in is overdue. The claim executes when enough signatures are collected AND the grace period has elapsed.

What assets are supported?

EVM vaults support native ETH, any ERC-20 token, and ERC-721 NFTs. Bitcoin vaults are available on premium plans. Multiple chains supported.

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How Solana inheritance works

HeirVault Solana vaults use Solana-native signing and a commit-reveal claim. The claim page guides you through each required action in plain language.

Keep this tab open during your claim

Closing or refreshing this tab before the reveal step means you must restart from Commit. Your claim code lives only in this browser — it is never sent to a server, so it cannot be recovered if the tab is lost. Leave the claim page open until your transfer completes.

Connect your Solana wallet

Solana vaults are claimed with a Solana wallet such as Phantom or Solflare. Open the claim page, connect your wallet, and sign in with the Solana address the vault owner registered for you.

SPL assets

Solana vaults hold SOL and SPL tokens such as USDC. The claim page lists each asset the vault is set to distribute to you, so you can confirm what you will receive before signing.

Commit, then reveal

Solana claims use a commit-reveal flow. You first commit your claim, wait through the required delay, then reveal and execute it. This buffer protects the final transfer. The page shows when the reveal step unlocks.