NeuroServe
Cold wallet maps that families can follow when it matters
Inheritance-focused offline wallet tracking, access notes, and recovery-preparedness review for estate planning in Seoul.
Schedule an inheritance reviewWhat a review actually covers
We sit with the holder and, when appropriate, designated family members to document where offline wallets live, how access is meant to work, and what recovery looks like under Korean estate practice.
Inheritance Mapping Review
Our flagship engagement walks through each cold storage device, seed backup location, passphrase arrangement, and named successor — then produces a clear estate map your family can use with counsel.
- Inventory of hardware wallets and offline backups
- Access-note drafting with least-privilege phrasing
- Recovery dry-run without moving funds
From holders who finished the map
We already had the hardware wallets. What we lacked was a single sheet my sister could open with our attorney after I am gone. NeuroServe forced us to write the locations down without putting seed words in email.
Hyejin K., Gangnam — Inheritance Mapping Review
The recovery dry-run took longer than I expected because one backup envelope was mislabeled. Better to find that on a Tuesday afternoon than during probate.
Marcus T., Itaewon — Recovery-preparedness session
Field notes
Practical writing on cold storage, successors, and estate paperwork.
Where to keep the map when the seed stays sealed
How inheritance maps and sealed seed packets should live in different places — and why heirs need both.
Passphrase hints that help heirs without helping thieves
Practical patterns for passphrase reminders in cold wallet estates that stay useful under stress.
Bring your devices and your questions
Reviews are held in Jongno by appointment. We never ask for seed phrases over the phone or by message.
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