Legal

Terms of use and disclaimers

Last updated 14 November 2026. This is a plain-language summary of how the service works and what it does not do; it is not legal advice.

In short: LegacyNetwork helps you pass information to people you choose if you stop checking in. It never holds your keys or assets, it is not a will and it does not decide who legally inherits anything. Make a will and get advice from a qualified lawyer.

1. Not a will, trust or legal instrument

A vault is not a will, codicil, trust, power of attorney or any other legal instrument. A release through LegacyNetwork does not transfer ownership of any asset, does not appoint an executor, and does not override a will, a court order, an executor, intestacy rules, tax law or any other applicable law. The “intended share” fields are informational and have no legal effect.

2. Non-custodial service

LegacyNetwork never receives, stores or has access to your private keys or seed phrases and cannot move your assets. You remain solely responsible for the security of your wallets, keys, backups and devices. Transactions are only built unsigned for you to review and sign in your own wallet.

3. No legal, tax or financial advice

Nothing on this site is legal, tax, estate-planning, investment or financial advice. Inheritance and digital-asset laws differ by country and change over time. Consult qualified professionals in your jurisdiction.

4. Triggers, false triggers and missed releases

You choose the check-in interval, grace period, number of reminders, guardian quorum and cancel window. If you miss every check-in and reminder, your guardians approve and the cancel window passes, your sealed instructions will be released to your beneficiaries — even if you are alive. Conversely, a release may be delayed or may not happen because of outages, lost wallets, unreachable guardians or third-party failures (for example email or webhook providers). Keep your contact channels and guardians up to date and do not rely on LegacyNetwork as the only copy of important information.

5. Your instructions

You are responsible for what you write. We strongly advise against storing seed phrases or private keys in your instructions: anyone who opens a release could use them. Server-sealed content is encrypted at rest but can technically be decrypted by the operator; passphrase-sealed content cannot. Lost passphrases cannot be recovered.

6. Guardians and beneficiaries

Guardians act voluntarily and are not agents of LegacyNetwork. They are expected to try to contact you in good faith before deciding. Beneficiaries must verify with the wallet that accepted the invite and, if you set one, a claim code. You are responsible for choosing trustworthy people and informing them.

7. Fees

A one-time vault setup fee and Premium subscriptions may be charged in SOL through transactions you sign; the current amounts are shown on the pricing page before you sign. Network fees are paid to Solana validators. Fees are non-refundable once the transaction is confirmed, except where the law requires otherwise.

8. Privacy

We process wallet addresses, labels, optional emails and webhook URLs, timestamps and signed records to run the service. We do not sell personal data. Public blockchain data (balances, transactions) is public by nature. You can delete a vault at any time unless a recovery is in progress; signed audit records of a completed release may be kept as evidence.

9. No warranty; limitation of liability

The service is provided “as is” and “as available”, without warranties of any kind. To the maximum extent permitted by law, LegacyNetwork and its operators are not liable for lost assets, lost access, premature, delayed or failed releases, disputes between heirs, or any indirect or consequential damages. Our total liability is limited to the fees you paid in the twelve months before the claim.

10. Changes and contact

We may update these terms; material changes will be announced in the app before they take effect. Enterprise customers may agree separate terms in writing.