- Best-in-class inheritance protocol
- Mobile-first experience
- 3-key or 5-key vaults
- Monthly/yearly subscription required
- Casa holds one key
- Premium tier expensive ($2,100/year)
Companies that help you set up Bitcoin inheritance. Professional guidance, dedicated support, and tested protocols for passing wealth to the next generation.
Casa is the best managed inheritance service, from $250 a year, with multisig where Casa holds one key and runs the recovery process for your heirs. Unchained ($250 a year) and Nunchuk's Honey Badger plan ($480 a year) use the same collaborative multisig model. Onramp costs more and keeps your keys with institutions instead of you.
| Best overall | Casa | From $250/year. |
| Runner-up | Nunchuk (Honey Badger) | $480/year. |
| Also great | Unchained | $250/year. |
Updated September 2026
You hold most of the keys to a multisig wallet on your own hardware wallets. The service holds one. On its own that key cannot move your bitcoin, but when your heirs follow the recovery process, it adds the missing signature so they can.
Not in a collaborative multisig. The service holds fewer keys than it takes to spend.
You still hold enough keys to move your bitcoin yourself. Keep a copy of the wallet configuration so you can rebuild it in another wallet like Sparrow.