Digital Legacy Planning
Pass on your assets, documents, and memories to the people who matter — when the time comes.
What is Legacy Planning?
Legacy planning (or digital legacy planning) means organising what you want to leave behind — assets, documents, and personal messages — and deciding who receives them. Traditionally this involves wills and lawyers. In the digital age, your legacy includes bank details, photos, videos, and online accounts. One Inheritance lets you plan your legacy inside a secure space and ensures it reaches your loved ones when the time comes.
Why Plan Your Legacy Today?
- Your family may not have access — Without planning, your digital assets can be lost or locked when you're gone.
- You decide who gets what — Assign specific items or whole spaces to specific loved ones.
- A safe handover — Access is released only after a verified death certificate. Loved ones are verified. No one gets access before it's appropriate.
- Memories matter — Leave letters, videos, and photos — not just financial assets.
How One Inheritance Handles Legacy
One Inheritance combines a digital space with legacy planning:
- Create spaces — Organise assets, liabilities, duties, and memories.
- Add loved ones — Register people with verified identity (ID + face).
- Assign items — Link assets and memories to specific loved ones.
- Set your check-in schedule — Choose how often One Inheritance checks in with you. Miss it, and gentle reminders begin.
- Check-in monitoring — If you stop checking in, One Inheritance reminds you, then notifies your loved ones. Your legacy is released to them after a verified death certificate.
What Happens to Digital Assets When You Die?
Without planning, your digital assets — bank account details, investment portfolios, insurance policies, cryptocurrency keys, important documents, photos, and videos — can be lost or locked forever. Your family may not know what you owned, where it is, or how to access it.
With One Inheritance, you organise all of this in an encrypted digital space, assign specific items to specific loved ones, and set a check-in schedule. Your digital legacy is preserved and handed over — automatically, securely, and exactly as you planned.
Legacy Planning vs a Will
One Inheritance is not a legal will. It complements estate planning by handling your digital assets and personal messages. For property and legal inheritance, consult a lawyer. One Inheritance focuses on your digital space — documents, memories, and instructions — so they reach the right hands securely.
Think of One Inheritance as the digital companion to your will. Your will handles legal inheritance. One Inheritance handles everything else — the bank account details, the insurance policy numbers, the family photos, the personal letters, the crypto wallet keys, and the instructions your family needs.
Frequently Asked
How do I pass documents to my family after I die?
With One Inheritance, add documents to your encrypted space, assign them to loved ones, and set your check-in schedule. If you stop checking in, One Inheritance notifies your loved ones, and access is released after a verified death certificate and identity verification. Your documents reach the right hands — not before.
What happens if I stop checking in?
If you stop checking in, One Inheritance first reminds you daily across a waiting window — by notification, email, and a text message in the final days. A single check-in or sign-in cancels everything. Only if that window passes does One Inheritance notify your loved ones, and access is released after one of them submits a death certificate that our team verifies.
Is there an alternative to a will for digital assets?
One Inheritance is not a legal will, but it complements estate planning for digital assets. Store documents and assets in an encrypted space, assign loved ones, and the handover is automated and released only after a verified death certificate. For legal inheritance, consult a lawyer.
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