Digital inheritance for crypto
Emergency access made simple.
Banks and most financial institutions allow you to designate a beneficiary for your assets. In the event of your death, your assets under custody with that institution can be transferred to the beneficiary without needing to go through the court system (referred to as probate in the United States).
If you self-custody your digital assets and you become unavailable, your keys - and your crypto- are likely lost forever.
Chamber provides a simple solution.
1
Sign up or log in to Chamber
You can get started for fee
2
Everything stored in a vault—notes, documents, directions to your seed phrases—are secure and fully private thanks zero-knowledge encryption and passkey authentication
3
Add a note with instructions
If you have an offline copy of your private keys or seed phrases, this note could be directions on where to find the offline copy and how to use them.
You could also store your seed phrase directly in a note if you prefer, though not everyone feels comfortable with this practice: every note is encrypted using zero-knowledge encryption and the key to decrypt a note is stored alongside your passkey in a secure hardware enclave.
4
Add Trustees & Access Controls
Add your Trustees and decide how and when they can get access.
You could require collaborative unlocking so two or more Trustees are required to come together to unlock your note. You could also have your vault only becomes eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message.
Chamber allows you to combine these for the ultimate in security and privacy: create a vault that has instructions on how to access your crypto that is only eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message and can only be decrypted if two or more Trustees both authorize the decryption.
The collaborative unlocking ensures no single Trustee is a single point of failure and the check-in required ensures they aren't even eligible unless you are unavailable.
Add your Trustees and decide how and when they can get access.
You could require collaborative unlocking so two or more Trustees are required to come together to unlock your note. You could also have your vault only becomes eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message.
Chamber allows you to combine these for the ultimate in security and privacy: create a vault that has instructions on how to access your crypto that is only eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message and can only be decrypted if two or more Trustees both authorize the decryption.
The collaborative unlocking ensures no single Trustee is a single point of failure and the check-in required ensures they aren't even eligible unless you are unavailable.
Add your Trustees and decide how and when they can get access.
You could require collaborative unlocking so two or more Trustees are required to come together to unlock your note. You could also have your vault only becomes eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message.
Chamber allows you to combine these for the ultimate in security and privacy: create a vault that has instructions on how to access your crypto that is only eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message and can only be decrypted if two or more Trustees both authorize the decryption.
The collaborative unlocking ensures no single Trustee is a single point of failure and the check-in required ensures they aren't even eligible unless you are unavailable.
Add your Trustees and decide how and when they can get access.
You could require collaborative unlocking so two or more Trustees are required to come together to unlock your note. You could also have your vault only becomes eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message.
Chamber allows you to combine these for the ultimate in security and privacy: create a vault that has instructions on how to access your crypto that is only eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message and can only be decrypted if two or more Trustees both authorize the decryption.
The collaborative unlocking ensures no single Trustee is a single point of failure and the check-in required ensures they aren't even eligible unless you are unavailable.
Add your Trustees and decide how and when they can get access.
You could require collaborative unlocking so two or more Trustees are required to come together to unlock your note. You could also have your vault only becomes eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message.
Chamber allows you to combine these for the ultimate in security and privacy: create a vault that has instructions on how to access your crypto that is only eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message and can only be decrypted if two or more Trustees both authorize the decryption.
The collaborative unlocking ensures no single Trustee is a single point of failure and the check-in required ensures they aren't even eligible unless you are unavailable.
✓
That's it.
Your family, friends or trusted advisors can now access your crypto on the terms you decided.
FAQs
Can I use this for passwords?
Absolutely. Your vaults are encrypted using zero-knowledge encryption. That means we can never see the contents of the documents, notes and passwords you secure.
Do you have enterprise solutions?
Yes! Send us a note at enterprise@withchamber.com and we can help.
Where can I learn more?
Send us a message at hello@withchamber.com.
FAQs
Can I use this for passwords?
Absolutely. Your vaults are encrypted using zero-knowledge encryption. That means we can never see the contents of the documents, notes and passwords you secure.
Do you have enterprise solutions?
Yes! Send us a note at enterprise@withchamber.com and we can help.
Where can I learn more?
Send us a message at hello@withchamber.com.
FAQs
Can I use this for passwords?
Absolutely. Your vaults are encrypted using zero-knowledge encryption. That means we can never see the contents of the documents, notes and passwords you secure.
Do you have enterprise solutions?
Yes! Send us a note at enterprise@withchamber.com and we can help.
Where can I learn more?
Send us a message at hello@withchamber.com.
Digital Inheritance for crypto
Banks and most financial institutions allow you to designate a beneficiary for your assets. In the event of your death, your assets under custody with that institution can be transferred to the beneficiary without needing to go through the court system (referred to as probate in the United States).
If you self-custody your digital assets and you become unavailable, your keys - and your crypto- are likely lost forever.
Chamber provides a simple solution.
1
Sign up or log in to Chamber
You can get started for fee
2
Everything stored in a vault—notes, documents, directions to your seed phrases—are secure and fully private thanks zero-knowledge encryption and passkey authentication
3
Add a note with instructions
If you have an offline copy of your private keys or seed phrases, this note could be directions on where to find the offline copy and how to use them.
You could also store your seed phrase directly in a note if you prefer, though not everyone feels comfortable with this practice: every note is encrypted using zero-knowledge encryption and the key to decrypt a note is stored alongside your passkey in a secure hardware enclave.
4
Add Trustees & Access Controls
Add your Trustees and decide how and when they can get access.
You could require collaborative unlocking so two or more Trustees are required to come together to unlock your note. You could also have your vault only becomes eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message.
Chamber allows you to combine these for the ultimate in security and privacy: create a vault that has instructions on how to access your crypto that is only eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message and can only be decrypted if two or more Trustees both authorize the decryption.
The collaborative unlocking ensures no single Trustee is a single point of failure and the check-in required ensures they aren't even eligible unless you are unavailable.
✓
That's it.
Your family, friends or trusted advisors can now access your crypto on the terms you decided.
Digital Inheritance for crypto
Banks and most financial institutions allow you to designate a beneficiary for your assets. In the event of your death, your assets under custody with that institution can be transferred to the beneficiary without needing to go through the court system (referred to as probate in the United States).
If you self-custody your digital assets and you become unavailable, your keys - and your crypto- are likely lost forever.
Chamber provides a simple solution.
1
Sign up or log in to Chamber
You can get started for fee
2
Everything stored in a vault—notes, documents, directions to your seed phrases—are secure and fully private thanks zero-knowledge encryption and passkey authentication
3
Add a note with instructions
If you have an offline copy of your private keys or seed phrases, this note could be directions on where to find the offline copy and how to use them.
You could also store your seed phrase directly in a note if you prefer, though not everyone feels comfortable with this practice: every note is encrypted using zero-knowledge encryption and the key to decrypt a note is stored alongside your passkey in a secure hardware enclave.
4
Add Trustees & Access Controls
Add your Trustees and decide how and when they can get access.
You could require collaborative unlocking so two or more Trustees are required to come together to unlock your note. You could also have your vault only becomes eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message.
Chamber allows you to combine these for the ultimate in security and privacy: create a vault that has instructions on how to access your crypto that is only eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message and can only be decrypted if two or more Trustees both authorize the decryption.
The collaborative unlocking ensures no single Trustee is a single point of failure and the check-in required ensures they aren't even eligible unless you are unavailable.
✓
That's it.
Your family, friends or trusted advisors can now access your crypto on the terms you decided.
Digital Inheritance for crypto
Banks and most financial institutions allow you to designate a beneficiary for your assets. In the event of your death, your assets under custody with that institution can be transferred to the beneficiary without needing to go through the court system (referred to as probate in the United States).
If you self-custody your digital assets and you become unavailable, your keys - and your crypto- are likely lost forever.
Chamber provides a simple solution.
1
Sign up or log in to Chamber
You can get started for fee
2
Everything stored in a vault—notes, documents, directions to your seed phrases—are secure and fully private thanks zero-knowledge encryption and passkey authentication
3
Add a note with instructions
If you have an offline copy of your private keys or seed phrases, this note could be directions on where to find the offline copy and how to use them.
You could also store your seed phrase directly in a note if you prefer, though not everyone feels comfortable with this practice: every note is encrypted using zero-knowledge encryption and the key to decrypt a note is stored alongside your passkey in a secure hardware enclave.
4
Add Trustees & Access Controls
Add your Trustees and decide how and when they can get access.
You could require collaborative unlocking so two or more Trustees are required to come together to unlock your note. You could also have your vault only becomes eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message.
Chamber allows you to combine these for the ultimate in security and privacy: create a vault that has instructions on how to access your crypto that is only eligible to be unlocked if you fail to respond to a check-in message and can only be decrypted if two or more Trustees both authorize the decryption.
The collaborative unlocking ensures no single Trustee is a single point of failure and the check-in required ensures they aren't even eligible unless you are unavailable.
✓
That's it.
Your family, friends or trusted advisors can now access your crypto on the terms you decided.