Liana wallet makes inheritance route quite simple.
It may generate two keys, namely, the primary key which remains active indefinitely and the inheritance one which automatically activates after a specified period of inactivity from the primary key.
What’s more, Liana is capable to generate multiple inheritance keys each with different activation delays. Thus, your inheritance plan my be very simple and flexible.
It may generate two keys, namely, the primary key which remains active indefinitely and the inheritance one which automatically activates after a specified period of inactivity from the primary key.
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What’s more, Liana is capable to generate multiple inheritance keys each with different activation delays. Thus, your inheritance plan my be very simple and flexible.
Hi, thanks for pointing this one out. I was actually aware of Liana wallet because I saw a video on YT from BTCSessions and it covered multiple aspects in which Liana wallet facilitates inheritance. I kinda liked it, but I have a natural worry when a product offers features that aren't universally applied via some protocol or BIP. The reason for this is that if the software dies, then what happens? I admit I don't remember how it works very well, so I definitely need to refresh my knowledge. Because if it uses pure multi-signature, then it's worth a look, but if it's not, then I will avoid it for now.