What happens at your Altcoin Or Bitcoin Investment after Death?

[cp3mc]

I want to know how your family or beneficiary receive your payouts after your death

[iconternal]

Yeah things I sometimes think too, I'll take a way with storing emails and paswod in paper writing in the book and I'll create a will for my next generation later, I think it's safer.

[metenjean]

First of all, bitcoin and other altcoin isn't legal yet so there will be no lawyer to write your will and handed your investment towards your family after death   and secondly if you died because of heart attack or accident and you don't even share any information with your family regarding your bitcoin investment, private key or anything then they will definitely don't know anything about your investment and not to mention they won't obtain it after your death.  

[pocket_lck]

That's one of the problems and we can lose the property to our heir if we have not had time to tell our bitcoin, I try to save and write username and paswod in a book for my inheritance and make a will for family

[josebcn]

I want to know how your family or beneficiary receive your payouts after your death

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[johnine]

I want to know how your family or beneficiary receive your payouts after your death

I found this topic a little bit funny, well if you die soon and you haven't even share all those information, passwords, private keys to your family, then all of your hard work will become a piece of trash, no one can even cash that out. So if you want to know how your family can receive all your investment in crypto currency, then give them your passwords, username, and private keys.

[bill gator]

There are multiple options for you to consider if this is something you are concerned about. If you copy + paste the title of your thread into the search bar you will come up with some good threads about exactly what you're asking. There are tons of creative and secure ideas that are suggested throughout a few different topics discussing this.


You can do more reading here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2208880.0
and here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1587610.0

It primarily comes down to preference, location, relationship to the beneficiary and what is available in terms of resources to the original owner. I would throw you some examples, but I would just be repeating things already mentioned in both of these threads. If you have not read both of these threads (and potentially more), then I would suggest locking this thread and doing so until you have a better grasp on the information already available on this topic. You have already received incorrect statements in this thread about this, there are lawyers that will assist you with this, because Bitcoin is not contraband nor is it illegal (depending where you are from).

I see you're pretty new, so if locking/unlocking a topic is not something you are familiar with then you can read more about that here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2841800.0