Electrum Multisig Inheritance Setup
Bitcoin Inheritance
Electrum, one of Bitcoin's oldest software wallets, supports multisig configurations that can be structured for inheritance planning. By creating a 2-of-3 multisig wallet where keys are distributed between the owner, a trusted third party, and a sealed inheritance package, Electrum enables technically proficient Bitcoin holders to build robust, no-fee inheritance plans.
Details
- Price
- free
- Open Source
- Yes
- Custody Type
- multisig self-custody
- Founded Year
- 2011
- Jurisdiction
- global
- Service Type
- self-setup_multisig
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