Expert Team in Digital Estate Law & Technology
Interdisciplinary Expertise
Our team comprises certified digital estate planners (CDEP), estate attorneys specializing in computer fraud and abuse act (CFAA) exemptions, cybersecurity analysts, and blockchain engineers. We bridge the gap between traditional trust law and rapidly evolving digital ecosystems.
Proprietary Technology
We developed AssetVault™, an encrypted platform that performs continuous digital asset mapping, monitors dark web exposure, and executes conditional asset transfers upon verification of death or incapacity. The system undergoes annual SOC 2 Type II audits.
Industry Leadership
Members serve on the National Digital Estate Planning Council (NDEPC) and contributed to the development of ISO 27001:2022 guidelines for digital inheritance. We publish quarterly research on jurisdictional variances in digital asset succession.
Knowledge Base
What is digital estate planning?
It involves arranging for the management and transfer of your digital assets—like online accounts, cryptocurrencies, and digital files—upon incapacity or death.
What assets can be included?
Virtually any digital asset: email accounts, social media, crypto wallets, websites, intellectual property, cloud storage, and more.
How secure is the data?
We use military-grade encryption, multi-factor authentication, and zero-knowledge architecture. Your data is accessible only to you and your designated executors.
Can I update my plan?
Yes. Plans are reviewed annually or upon your request. You can change beneficiaries, assets, or instructions at any time.
What happens upon my passing?
Our digital executor verifies the event, then executes your instructions: transferring assets, closing accounts, or notifying platforms.
How long does it take to set up?
Most plans are completed within 2-4 weeks, depending on asset complexity.
What are the costs?
Costs vary based on plan type and asset volume. Our Essential Plan starts at RM 2,500, with premium options for high-net-worth individuals.
Is it legally binding in Malaysia?
Yes. Our legal team ensures all documents comply with Malaysian laws, including the Wills Act 1959 and relevant cyber laws.
Can I appoint multiple executors?
Absolutely. You can designate primary and successor executors.
What if I change my mind?
You can cancel anytime within 30 days for a full refund. After that, you can modify or terminate the plan.
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