Can TESTAMENT ever touch my money?
No — and not by policy, by construction. Your vault is your own contract. There is no admin function, no override, no path that sends funds anywhere except back to you while you're alive, or to the beneficiaries you wrote after the grace period. You can read the contract yourself.
What does a Prove card actually reveal?
Only the single claim you chose — a rounded percentage. It never shows your wallet address, balance, position size, or any other trade. The card lists exactly what it opens and what it hides before you create it.
What's the difference between "attested" and "ZK proven"?
Today (Phase 1), our engine recomputes your claim from on-chain data and signs it, with the hash anchored on-chain — labeled Attested. A full zero-knowledge proof is on the roadmap; when it ships, the same card and URL simply relabel to ZK proven. We never hide which model you're looking at.
What if I'm just late checking in — a long trip, a hospital stay?
The design is biased hard toward never triggering wrongly. Any wallet activity counts as a check-in. Reminders escalate at 14, 7, and 1 days, then through a 30-day grace period across every channel you set — down to an emergency contact. You can check in or cancel with one signature at any moment, even mid-grace.
What happens if TESTAMENT shuts down?
Your inheritance still runs. The deadline clock lives on-chain and execution is permissionless — anyone can trigger the distribution to your beneficiaries. It does not depend on our servers, our company, or our survival.
Does my beneficiary know they've been named?
Not by default. Their contact is encrypted at rest and never exposed. You can tell them yourself; the system won't.
If my subscription lapses, is my protection quietly switched off?
Never. A lapse only locks configuration edits and starts a long reminder sequence. The contract is never disarmed for non-payment — protection keeps running. This is written into the contract, not just our terms.
Is this a legal will?
No. TESTAMENT is a non-custodial on-chain transfer mechanism, not a legal will instrument and not legal or tax advice. Treat it as a complement to your estate planning, not a replacement.
How does my non-crypto family claim their inheritance?
A guided, jargon-free flow walks them through creating a wallet and receiving the assets — with gas sponsored, so they never need to buy anything first. They also receive your verified track record: the record of how you built it.
What does the token do?
$TESTAMENT only ever gates discounts and cosmetics — never truth or safety. Verifying cards and claiming an inheritance are free forever. Subscriptions are paid in USDG or ETH so safety never rides a volatile asset.