Annual Record Review
A yearly check-in when wallet counts, storage locations, or family members change since your last continuity session.
Read more →Incheon · Household Asset Continuity
Toolkitheatherpath helps South Korean households document seed phrase storage locations, successor access paths, and continuity records — without ever handling your private keys.
What We Do
When a household holds cryptocurrency in cold storage, the recovery seed phrase becomes the most consequential piece of paper in the home. Losing it means permanent loss. Revealing it to the wrong person creates equal risk. Most families have no written plan for either scenario.
We conduct in-person consultations to map where phrases are stored, who may access them under defined conditions, and how successors should proceed. Our work produces structured planning records — never copies of your actual seed words.
Primary Service
A two-hour on-site visit covering storage audit, successor briefing structure, and a completed location index.
Session details →Supporting
Yearly check-in when storage arrangements, family members, or wallet counts change.
Review details →Consultations
A yearly check-in when wallet counts, storage locations, or family members change since your last continuity session.
Read more →A guided session for a designated successor who needs to understand the household location index before an actual access event.
Read more →A two-hour on-site consultation mapping seed phrase storage locations, successor access paths, and a completed household location index.
Read more →Client Accounts
We had seed phrases in three different places and our eldest son knew about one of them. The session forced us to write down what each location was for and who should open which envelope. It took longer than I expected, but the index alone was worth it.— Park family, Songdo, Incheon · Household Continuity Session
The consultant was careful never to ask us to show the phrases themselves. My husband appreciated that. I do wish the follow-up letter had arrived a day sooner, but the content was thorough.— Han M., Yeonsu-gu · Annual Record Review
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From the Journal
The conversation most crypto-holding households postpone — and what information actually needs to be shared.
Read article →Households that keep all recovery backups in one location face a concentration risk that a location index alone cannot solve.
Read article →Comparing physical backup materials for seed phrases stored offline over decades, not months.
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