Split your seed phrase into three shards. Any two can recover it. Your beneficiary gets the third shard only when you stop responding.
Self-custody solves the trust problem. But it creates a new one: when you die, your keys die with you.
Your family gets nothing. Your crypto becomes permanently inaccessible. Wealth evaporates.
Anyone with the seed can take everything. You're trusting them with 100% of your assets, 100% of the time.
Banks, lawyers, exchanges. They can freeze, lose, or steal your assets. You've re-introduced trusted third parties.
Split your seed phrase into 3 shards. Any 2 can recover it. No single party can steal it.
You keep this. Store in a safe or password manager.
Give to your beneficiary. Print it as PDF.
Held by Shardium. Released when switch triggers.
Mathematically secure. No single point of failure. No custodian risk.
Your seed phrase is split into 3 shards using Shamir's Secret Sharing. This happens entirely in your browser. We never see the original.
Shard A: You keep. Shard B: Give to beneficiary. Shard C: We store encrypted. Any 2 shards reconstruct the original.
We ping you every 30 days. After 90 days of silence, Shard C is automatically sent to your beneficiary.
Even if we're compromised, attackers get nothing useful.
We only store Shard C. Without Shard A or B, it's cryptographically useless. Information-theoretic security means it can't be brute-forced.
No one at Shardium can access your funds. The math prevents it. 2-of-3 threshold means we'd need to collude with your beneficiary.
Splitting happens client-side, offline-capable. Your seed phrase never travels over the network. No interception possible.
Shard B alone is useless. They need Shard C which only releases after 90 days of your inactivity. You control the heartbeat.
Everything is open source. Verify the cryptography yourself.
Shardium is new. Early adopters get priority support and input on the roadmap.
Set up your vault in under 5 minutes. Your seed phrase never leaves your device.
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