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Advisors & Professionals

Help clients prepare digital continuity — without holding their secrets.

Your client owns the Capsule and controls the recipients and conditions.

You guide the process. Your practice never receives their passwords, private keys, or decryption shares.

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Client-owned Capsules · Advisor-assisted setup · No custody of client secrets

Your practice
  • Continuity review
  • Guided setup
  • Annual check-up
CAPSULENE Continuity layer
  • Client-owned Capsules
  • Client-chosen recipients and conditions
Designed to avoid custody of client secrets
Client → trusted recipient
  • Client — owns the Capsule and its keys
  • Executor or family — receives the guidance

Your practice guides the process and never holds the secret.

Continuity review, Guided setup, Annual check-up flow into the CAPSULENE continuity layer, where client-owned capsules and client-chosen recipients and conditions are defined and designed to avoid custody of client secrets. Client’s conditions met: client — owns the capsule and its keys; executor or family — receives the guidance. Your practice guides the process and never holds the secret.

The situation

Sound familiar?

As an advisor, lawyer, or wealth manager you help clients prepare digital continuity — but you do not want to become the custodian of their passwords and keys, and your compliance team does not want that either.

How the roles split
  • Each client owns their own Capsules and, for a Key holder, keeps their own key share.
  • You provide the continuity checklist and guidance; your practice does not hold the client’s decryption material.
In practice

What people use it for

Private-client continuity checklist
Family-office workflow
Digital asset mapping
Estate-planning support
Client recipient mapping
Advisor-assisted setup
Premium client service layer
Continuity review sessions
How it works

From agenda item to client outcome.

1

Put continuity on the agenda

Add a digital-continuity review to your client conversations: what exists, where it lives, who should receive what — the gap wills leave open.

2

The client creates and owns it

You sit beside them during setup; the Capsules, the shares, and the recipients are theirs. Your practice never touches a credential.

3

The security model protects you both

For a Key holder, the key splits 2-of-3 between the client, their recipient, and CAPSULENE. Your practice does not hold the customer’s decryption material.

2/3

The client, their recipient, and CAPSULENE each hold one share of a Key holder’s key — you hold none. You deliver the continuity outcome without becoming the custodian of a secret.

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FAQ

Good questions

Do I ever hold a client’s secrets?

No — and that is the point. Each client owns their Capsules and, for a Key holder, their own key share. You provide the checklist and sit beside them during setup; your practice does not hold their decryption material.

How does this fit alongside estate planning?

It closes the gap wills leave open: access guidance, locations, and instructions. The legal documents say who inherits; the Capsule helps make sure they can actually act.

Can I offer this as a service?

Yes. Advisors run continuity reviews and assisted setups as a premium client service. The Partner Program covers referral and assisted-setup models, materials, and a workflow for your practice.

Advisors & Professionals

Help clients prepare — without holding their secrets.

Client-owned Capsules, advisor-assisted setup, designed to avoid custody of client secrets.

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