A clear plan needs clear limits.
Your beneficiaries should understand the rules as clearly as you do. Here is what this preview does, and what still needs to be built.
Your wallet controls the plan
AfterKey never asks for your seed phrase. Your wallet signs creation, deposits, check-ins, withdrawals, and cancellation. Beneficiaries cannot change your plan.
Inactivity is the condition
AfterKey does not verify death. A beneficiary may start a claim only after your chosen inactivity period. A separate response window must pass before anyone can finalize release. Check in or veto before release to reset your plan.
Only the vault's assets are covered
This web preview supports SOL deposits. Assets elsewhere in your wallet, staking accounts, and DeFi positions are not automatically included. SPL-token instructions exist at program level; token management is not available in this interface yet.
Stay aware of your deadlines
Set your own check-in reminder and review your vault regularly. Tell beneficiaries which wallet you named and how to open their inheritance. AfterKey does not send email or claim alerts in this release. The response window is enforced on-chain; you must return to check for a claim and respond before release.
The program is upgradeable
An upgrade authority can change the program. This is an unaudited devnet prototype, not an immutable or production-certified service. Use test SOL only.
Your plan is public on-chain
Vault addresses, beneficiary wallets, percentages, and activity are visible on Solana. A wallet address is not a private identity or an encrypted message.
Completion is permissionless
Once the waiting periods are satisfied, any signer can finalize and distribute to the stored beneficiaries. The company does not need to approve the payout; Solana network access is still required.