No seed phrase = no inheritance. Northern Ireland solicitors helping crypto holders create estate plans that actually work.
Book a Consultation — £250£200 Billion in Bitcoin Is Already Lost
Source: Chainalysis Research
Wallets visible on-chain, coins permanently unreachable. Much of it from people who died without sharing access.
If your executors don't have your keys and instructions, your crypto dies with you.
Will Taylor — Solicitor, Bitcoin holder, and founder of Bitcoin Estate NI.
I've been in legal practice for over a decade and holding Bitcoin since 2017. When I looked for crypto estate planning advice for myself, I found generic guidance written by people who'd never held a hardware wallet.
So I built what I couldn't find: estate planning from someone who understands both the law and the tech.
Regulated by the Law Society of Northern Ireland
£250 for 30 minutes
The average UK solicitor charges £200-400/hour for estate planning — and probably doesn't understand your Trezor.
£250 to protect a lifetime of accumulation is a rounding error.
Book Now →Pay by card at booking · Bitcoin/Lightning accepted (contact us)
If losing it would hurt your family, it's worth protecting. We've helped people with £10k and people with £1m+.
No. Never. We help you plan how to store and transfer access securely. We don't need (or want) your private keys.
Often a Letter of Wishes is enough. We'll advise based on your situation.
Yes. On-chain and Lightning accepted. Contact us for payment details.
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If something happened tomorrow, could your executor access your coins?
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