Interactive
Protocol Flow Map
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Estate Owner
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People & Roles
Protocol Layer
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Lifecycle Flow
- Register .legacy namespace on Layer 0
- Create one or more vaults
- Upload & encrypt documents (AES-256-GCM)
- Register cross-chain wallets
- Assign executors
- Assign beneficiaries with allocations
- Set guardian quorum
- Configure 5-condition release policy
- Vault live — contents encrypted at rest
- Annual reviews, document updates
- CIDs anchored on Layer 0 continuously
- Death certificate uploaded by executor
- Executor identity verified (verifiable credential)
- Attorney attestation + guardian quorum signed
- 30-day waiting period (contestable)
- Scoped decryption keys released to beneficiaries
- Register .legacy namespace on Layer 0
- Create one or more vaults
- Upload & encrypt documents (AES-256-GCM)
- Register cross-chain wallets
- Assign executors
- Assign beneficiaries with allocations
- Set guardian quorum
- Configure 5-condition release policy
- Vault live — contents encrypted at rest
- Annual reviews, document updates
- CIDs anchored on Layer 0 continuously
- Death certificate uploaded by executor
- Executor identity verified (verifiable credential)
- Attorney attestation + guardian quorum signed
- 30-day waiting period (contestable)
- Scoped decryption keys released to beneficiaries
Release Gate — 5 Conditions
1
1
Death Certificate
Certified copy uploaded & hash anchored on Layer 0
2
2
Executor Verification
2-of-2 executors confirm via verifiable credential
3
3
Attorney Attestation
Attorney signs release intent on Layer 0
4
4
Guardian Quorum
2-of-3 guardians sign — prevents coercion
5
5
30-Day Waiting Period
Contestable cool-down mirrors probate notice requirements
Controlled Release
Beneficiaries receive scoped decryption keys. Each allocation is independent.