Inherit Vault
Your family can’t inherit what they can’t find.
Inherit Vault stores financial instructions, bank and business account details, wills, crypto arrangements, and everything else your family will need, encrypted so that only you can read it, until the day someone else genuinely needs to.
The UK has £50bn in unclaimed assets.
Don't let your loved ones miss out on your life's work.
UK-registered company · ICO registered · Bank-grade encryption · No backdoor, not even for us
What is a digital inheritance vault?
A digital inheritance vault is a locked online record of what you own and where it is. It lists your bank accounts, pensions, policies, property and online accounts. It says where your will is kept and who to ring. Only you can read it. When you pass away, it goes to the executor you named, once we have checked.
Inherit Vault is the UK's digital inheritance vault. It is a companion to a will, not a replacement for one: your will says who inherits, your vault tells your executor what exists and where to find it. And unlike a password manager, it is built around inheritance itself: a Recovery Certificate you keep with your will, executor checks with a death certificate and photo ID, and a 14 day wait before anything is released.
What you can keep in your vault
- Money, pensions and debts (Assets & Liabilities): Bank accounts, savings, pensions, investments and insurance. What you owe too, like the mortgage, loans and cards. Families lose money because nobody knew it was there. Write down which bank or provider, and who to ring. Add a balance or a rough value if you like.
- Home, business and belongings (Assets & Liabilities): Property deeds and who holds them. Your business, your accountant and where the books are. Jewellery, collections and deposit boxes, and who should have them. A few lines here can save your family weeks.
- Wallets and exchanges (Crypto): Which exchange, which wallet, and where your recovery words are kept. With crypto, losing the note means losing the money for good. Write down where the words are, never the words themselves. Your family cannot inherit what they cannot find.
- Your will and legal papers (Wills): Where your will is kept and who wrote it. Your solicitor's number. Any power of attorney or funeral plan. Your will decides who gets what. Your vault makes sure it is found.
- Letters, photos and videos (Personal & Wishes): Letters to the people you love. Where your photos and videos are kept, and what you want done with them. None of it is worth money on paper. It is the part families say they would miss most.
- Wishes and everyday things (Personal & Wishes): Your funeral wishes and how to look after the pets. The people to call, the safe codes and where the spare keys are. The bills and subscriptions someone will need to stop. Then nothing gets missed or cleared out by mistake.
How it works
1. Add what matters
Bank details, business and trading accounts, legal documents, crypto arrangements: encrypted in your browser before anything reaches us. We only ever store the locked box, never the contents.
2. Keep your certificate safe
When you set up, you get a Recovery Certificate. Print it and keep it somewhere safe, ideally with your will. Your executor will need it later.
3. Handed over, carefully
When it matters, your executor is verified with a death certificate and their own ID. After review and a mandatory waiting period, the vault is released to them and nobody else.
Built to be trusted with the important stuff
- Your vault is encrypted on your device, with your password, not ours
- Two-factor authentication is required before any vault entry can be added
- No backdoor, no master key, no escrow: we cannot read your vault, and neither can anyone who breaches us
- If we are compelled, or hacked, all anyone gets is unreadable code
- Every access to a vault is logged: sign-ins, reviews and unlocks
- Your data is stored only for you. It is never shared with Probate, HMRC, or anyone else unless you explicitly request it
Read our full security overview
What our customers say
★★★★★
“Inherit Vault is a fantastic tool for leaving your loved ones everything they need to know in the instance of your death in one easy secured place; it will make the filling of probate forms easier avoiding the need for costly solicitors. Messages can be left to loved ones which is a nice touch.”
“The site is easy to use and easy to navigate and for the peace of mind it gives you I think it is well worth the money; I bought the lifetime vault which is good value.”
Stephen · verified review on Trustpilot
Simple pricing
£50bn sits unclaimed in the UK right now, forgotten pensions, dormant accounts, and investments nobody knew existed. Lifetime access to Inherit Vault is £99. That is a fraction of the average £9,500 forgotten pension pot alone, let alone what a whole estate can lose.
£99 lifetime access. One payment. No subscription.
- £99.00 once, for the lifetime of the vault owner (Individual Lifetime)
Executors and family members never pay anything. Running a company? Our Enterprise plan covers every employee, one payment, get in touch. Questions first? Read the FAQ.
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