If you die; what will happen to your accounts

[Franz14]

I think my account is stored for a very long time.

[SHIBAINU21]

I'll keep a notebook with all my accounts

[PlutoNim]

I would really like it to disappear, but I think it will not work

[moonlight44]

all my accounts pasword,logins my close family have alredy:)

[SportbetMaster]

Let's say that one day you died for any reason and no one in the family understands these things or you do not have family.

What kind of plan do you have ?

after my death it's the end of the world, I would promise nothing to anyone in my family because I'm not sure that I  die first
but the first one to grab my PC and my storage disks will get the treasure and he is free to do what he wants with it.

[JasonXIII]

Let's say that one day you died for any reason and no one in the family understands these things or you do not have family.

What kind of plan do you have ?

Which account? Btctalk account you mean?

[Onanana]

Interesting question, I really haven't think about it yet, but if I were to die, I'll put up every account I have on my will and pass it on my kid if I have any. Containing instructions and everything he/she will need. I'll also include and suggest for him/her to check Bitrus for it will be a good training ground for them, for it has a user-friendly interface and tools that are designed to assist its user according to their expertise, it also has an active community to assist them on the way.

[MakeMoneyBtc]

Let's say that one day you died for any reason and no one in the family understands these things or you do not have family.

What kind of plan do you have ?

For most people if they would die all the accounts is gone since all the informations are lost. There are a very few persons who save their accounts and informations into a safe place where family could find it in case they die but since no one expects to die suddenly I don't think anyone worries to much about their accounts.

[Nanoverso]

Really depends from service to service, never saw a good solution for that.

[Accounting87]

I think that crypto platforms should add an option of sending assets to "emergency contact" in case their owner passed away.

[Clyde H]

I will give to someone who are very close to me.

[Hotrod_88]

I have a very close family member that knows how to handle my accounts since I started from his teachings so I definitely trust him to have my account if there's anything happen on me.

[markstivn98]

Let's say that one day you died for any reason and no one in the family understands these things or you do not have family.

What kind of plan do you have ?

No one in my family knows about these things. But my cousin will.

[wow.magic]

I have a very close family member that knows how to handle my accounts since I started from his teachings so I definitely trust him to have my account if there's anything happen on me.

How would they even know your passwords and such if you are already dead?

[Hotrod_88]

I have a very close family member that knows how to handle my accounts since I started from his teachings so I definitely trust him to have my account if there's anything happen on me.

How would they even know your passwords and such if you are already dead?

Me and that family member lives on a same house so he basically knows everything about me so I won't be surprised if he can guess my passwords of my accounts in e-wallet and online casinos. That is what good about family (in my case), you can trust them with all your stuff and you know them well that they won't betray you. It might be difficult for some because even if they trust their family, most of the time their family doesn't know they have an account for crypto or if they do, they don't understand how it works. So while there is still time, I hope everyone else would let there family knows what they do in this industry.

[rickyNmorty]

Interesting question, I really haven't think about it yet, but if I were to die, I'll put up every account I have on my will and pass it on my kid if I have any. Containing instructions and everything he/she will need. I'll also include and suggest for him/her to check Bitrus for it will be a good training ground for them, for it has a user-friendly interface and tools that are designed to assist its user according to their expertise, it also has an active community to assist them on the way.

Imagine you leave your child an instruction on how to get in touch with your digital asset and they like " What is this private key? "  I'll do the same thing as you man. I don't have an idea what Bitrus is, what is that? an exchange? a blog for becoming a trader?

[Obiwankenodium]

I really have to take arrangements for in case this happens. Legally my wifecand kids will inherit the value of the funds in the accounts and wallets. But without all the different codes and 2fa protection etcetera they will not be able to access the accounts. Best way to go forward is to visit a notary i guess.

[cestmoi]

I really have to take arrangements for in case this happens. Legally my wifecand kids will inherit the value of the funds in the accounts and wallets. But without all the different codes and 2fa protection etcetera they will not be able to access the accounts. Best way to go forward is to visit a notary i guess.

Hey,
did you check the topic i created about making sure my half knows what to do :

It is here : [Postmortem crypto plan] : making sure my wife will know what to do !

Maybe you can inspire yourself from it.

[Tulen1990]

I would create some sort of scavenger hunt if you know you're going to die (or even leave it in your will) and the end discovery will be the pot of gold aka your private keys

[0chen6]

In facebook for instance, they put RIP flair in the account as far as I know.