A vault for your USDC. Choose who should receive it, then check in every so often. If you ever stop, it passes to them in the shares you set — no middleman, no key.
Early software — not yet audited. Please start with small amounts.
The problem
Holding your own USDC means nobody can freeze it or spend it for you. But it also means nobody else can reach it. If you’re gone, or simply can’t get to your wallet, those funds can sit untouched indefinitely — even when the people you’d want to have them are right there.
Share your phrase
Gives someone full access today — not just someday.
Use a custodian
Trust a company to still be there, and to act, when it matters.
Write it down
Relies on the right person finding it and knowing what to do.
Afterlife takes another approach. You keep full control while you’re here. If you stop checking in, the rules you set decide where the money goes.
How it works
Create your vault
Give it a name and add the USDC you want to set aside. You can add more later, or take some back.
Choose your people
Add up to 10 beneficiaries by wallet address and decide how much each one receives. Shares must add up to exactly 100%.
Set your check-in window
Choose how long Afterlife should wait after your last sign of life — from 7 days to 10 years. Then, every so often, press "I'm Alive." The clock resets each time.
If you stop, it passes on
After your window runs out, anyone can trigger the release, then pay everyone in one transaction. Your beneficiaries don't have to sign anything to receive it.
Good to know: When you withdraw funds or update your beneficiaries, that also counts as checking in. Adding funds does not. Use “I’m Alive” for that.
Features
Who it’s for
Trust & security
What the code guarantees
What you should know
FAQ
It takes five minutes to set up a vault. Everything else runs on its own.
Early software — not yet audited. Please start with small amounts.