Inheritance Planning
Plan for continuity without exposing secrets or creating a single point of failure.
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Bitcoin Access Security Centre
Clear, practical education to help you recognise risks, protect sensitive information, and make more deliberate security decisions.
Recognise phishing, impersonation, recovery scams, and high-pressure requests before they cause harm.
Read guide →Understand the responsibilities that come with controlling the keys to your bitcoin.
Read guide →Learn why recovery phrases need private, durable, offline protection.
Read guide →Understand what a hardware wallet can and cannot protect.
Read guide →Consider the trade-offs of keeping bitcoin with a third-party service.
Read guide →Use simple habits that reduce the risk of common mistakes and attacks.
Read guide →Plan for continuity without exposing secrets or creating a single point of failure.
Start with a few repeatable habits. Good security is often careful process rather than complexity.
No. A seed phrase or private key should never be shared with a website, support agent, adviser, or anyone else.
A hardware wallet can protect signing keys, but it does not replace careful verification, secure backups, or protection from scams.
Third-party platforms involve operational and counterparty risks. Understanding who controls the keys and what protections apply is important.
A plan should balance privacy, clear instructions, trusted people, and tested recovery steps. Consider qualified legal advice for your circumstances.
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