Open a fully filled LastWish packet
This is a fictional but complete example, built to show what the finished handoff packet actually looks like when someone uses LastWish for a real family scenario.
Wallets
3
Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin
Beneficiaries
5
with contact details and wallet destinations
Executor
1
chosen from the beneficiary list
What this example proves
LastWish is meant to create something a family member, executor, or attorney can actually use under pressure, not just a one-off PDF with vague notes.
- ✓owner details and executor details
- ✓multi-chain wallet inventory
- ✓beneficiary assignments and allocation logic
- ✓executor-facing recovery notes
- ✓printable formatting for offline storage
Included in this example
A realistic family handoff scenario
The packet shows a three-wallet household setup across Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin, with five beneficiaries and one executor selected from inside the beneficiary group.
It includes allocation logic, executor notes, wallet naming, and a structure that is easier for non-technical family members to follow.
It is fictional, but it reflects the real output shape LastWish is designed to produce.
The real goal
A calmer, cleaner handoff for families dealing with crypto, without storing private keys inside the product.