Aegis LegacyEnterprise Zero-Knowledge
Zero-Knowledge AES-256 Cryptographic Vault

Secure Your Digital Assets & Legacy Before It's Too Late

Store social media accounts, cloud storage, crypto wallets, banking credentials, and secret documents. Assign trusted nominees and define automated post-mortem transfer rules.

Client AES-256-GCM WebCrypto
SOC-2 Type II Architecture
Multi-Party Quorum Consensus
How It Works

4-Step Post-Mortem Protection Pipeline

A automated workflow ensuring your digital legacy is protected while alive and seamlessly executed post-mortem.

1

Store & Encrypt Assets

Add passwords, crypto seed phrases, bank accounts, and documents encrypted client-side using WebCrypto AES-256.

2

Assign Nominees

Designate trusted family members, legal executors, or business partners with verified identity documents.

3

Define Legacy Directives

Specify exact post-mortem rules: Transfer ownership, share credentials, archive data, or purge account permanently.

4

Secure Transfer

Periodic heartbeat pings confirm activity. If missed, account enters escrow review requiring death certificate or 2/3 nominee consensus.

Enterprise Security

Engineered for Maximum Privacy & Trust

Client-Side WebCrypto Encryption

256-bit AES-GCM encryption executed in your browser. Master keys derived using PBKDF2 with 100,000 iterations.

Dead Man's Switch Engine

Configurable heartbeat pings (7 to 90 days). Automatic escalation with SMS and email reminders.

Multi-Party Quorum Consensus

Requires 2/3 nominee consensus or legal verification before unlocking secret payloads post-mortem.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

All passwords, crypto seed phrases, and secret payloads are encrypted client-side in your browser using AES-256-GCM prior to transmission. Aegis servers never possess your Master Passphrase or unencrypted data.