Planning ahead
Self-check: is your crypto estate in order?
Answer short questions about your own crypto estate and see per part where you are on track and what you may still want to arrange. This is a tool, not a judgement and not a guarantee.
How this self-check works
You work through six short parts, one at a time: overview and documentation, access and recovery material, will and authority, arrangements with relatives and professionals, safety and scams, and maintenance. Use “Next” to move to the next part. At the end you get an overview of your attention points with links to the relevant guides, and you can print that overview directly or save it as a PDF.
This self-check is an interactive tool. Prefer a printable checklist? Use the crypto estate planning checklist instead.
Your answers stay with you
Everything you enter stays on your device. Nothing is stored and nothing is sent; you can complete this self-check without a name or email address.
Important
This self-check is not legal or tax advice and is not a guarantee. It can contain errors or may not apply to your situation. No rights can be derived from the outcome, and this website is not liable for an incorrect outcome or for the consequences of using this tool. For your own situation you can consult a notary or another expert.
What this self-check does not do
- It is not legal or tax advice and does not replace advice from a notary, tax adviser or other expert.
- It is not a guarantee that your arrangement is complete or in order.
- The questions do not cover every situation or every type of crypto asset.
- The outcome is only a starting point for your own planning.
Advisers and notaries can use this self-check as a neutral starting point in a conversation about digital estates; the outcome is not an assessment of their work or of the legal validity of an arrangement.