Digital Assets

What happens to my cryptocurrency and online accounts when I die?

Without proper planning, your digital assets like cryptocurrency wallets, social media accounts, and cloud storage can become permanently inaccessible to your family. Most platforms have specific policies for deceased users, and some require court orders or death certificates for access. Including digital assets in your estate planning documents and appointing a digital fiduciary helps ensure your family can access valuable accounts and digital files. You'll want to create an inventory of your digital assets and store access information securely for your chosen digital trustee.