Create the policy
Choose a guardian, fixed beneficiary shares, and an inactivity window. Your wallet signs the vault deployment.
Self-custodial succession on testnet
A programmable digital-asset succession vault with owner heartbeats, a guardian veto, and contract-enforced beneficiary claims.
Native test ETH only · Base Sepolia preferred · No custody by LastWish
Illustrative values—not connected wallet data.
The governing principle
Automation may execute your policy. It may never rewrite it.
A visible, reversible path
Choose a guardian, fixed beneficiary shares, and an inactivity window. Your wallet signs the vault deployment.
A small owner transaction resets the clock. Nothing depends on an email, server login, or model decision.
After inactivity, KeeperHub may open a time-locked review window. The owner can reactivate; the guardian can veto.
KeeperHub finalizes only after the contract permits it. Every beneficiary claims independently from the vault.
Authority stays narrow
The owner controls the policy and active funds. The guardian can stop settlement, never redirect it. Contract rules constrain every executor.
No application server, guardian, or KeeperHub wallet can choose a new recipient.
A guardian can halt a questionable transition during grace; only the owner can reactivate.
Finalization snapshots every allocation, so one unavailable beneficiary cannot block another.
Execution with receipts
Missing or ambiguous receipts stop in recovery. LastWish never turns “unknown” into “success.”
LastWish is not a legal will, probate service, or proof-of-death system. It executes a pre-authorized digital-asset policy based on onchain inactivity. This MVP uses testnet assets only.