You're joining our priority access list for BlockWill's launch in Q1 2026. This reserves your spot for early access, special launch pricing, and exclusive updates. No payment or commitment required now.

No. Joining the waitlist is completely free. You'll get special pricing options when we launch, but there's no obligation to purchase.

Over 1,500 forward-thinking individuals have already secured their spots. We're limiting early access to ensure quality onboarding for our first users.

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• First access when we launch

• upto 50% discount off the regular price

• Lifetime early adopter pricing locked in

• Free hardware key for first 5,000 lifetime members

• Direct input on features through beta testing

• Lifetime updates and new features as we continue to innovate in digital estate planning

Yes, monthly newsletters with:

• Platform development progress

• Security architecture deep-dives

• Estate planning best practices

• Exclusive webinars with experts

• Early access opportunities

Yes! You'll receive a unique referral link. For every 3 successful referrals, you'll get an additional month free at launch.

Absolutely. We will have a separate dashboard for professional accounts with additional features for managing multiple estates. Same waitlist, different onboarding path. You will be able to invite your clients to the platform and manage their estates from your dashboard.

Yes, we have multiple features to cater enterprise users. Features such as on-premise storage, dedicated support, and custom integrations are planned for enterprise users in Q2 2026.

At launch, you'll have access to:

• SecureVault for encrypted asset storage

• DigiWish for documenting your estate wishes

• VaultRelay for automated legacy transfer

• Smart contract execution

• Stakeholders management

No. Despite using blockchain and encryption, our interface is as simple as online banking. If you can use email and upload files, you can use BlockWill.

DigiWish creates comprehensive wish documents that can be converted to legal wills. Initially, you'll need to execute these wishes through traditional legal channels or partner attorneys.

Yes! You can upload your existing Will to SecureVault and use VaultRelay to ensure it reaches beneficiaries. BlockWill complements and protects your existing estate planning.

BlockWill enables you to use a hardware security key (about $50-80) for account access. You can get this for free if you opt for our lifetime plan. This eliminates password vulnerabilities and ensures only you can access your vault.

We'll guide you through setup—it's easier than setting up a new phone.

No. This is mathematically impossible with our zero-knowledge architecture. Documents are encrypted on your device before reaching our servers.

We store encrypted data we cannot decrypt—even if we wanted to or were legally compelled.

BlockWill provided you with an option to download your encrypted data.

Those services can access your files, respond to subpoenas, and have single points of failure.

BlockWill uses zero-knowledge encryption (we can't see your data), blockchain verification (tamper-proof), and distributed storage (disaster-proof).

BlockWill will offer several subscription tiers to match different estate complexity levels. Our goal is to cost less than a single hour with an estate attorney while providing year-round protection. Early supporters on our waitlist will receive exclusive founding member rates that will never increase. Exact pricing will be announced to waitlist members before our Q1 2026 launch.

No. No percentage of estate fees, no per-document charges, no beneficiary access fees. Just transparent monthly/annual subscriptions.

The only separate cost is your hardware security key (one-time purchase). And

Waitlist members will receive a 30-day free trial at launch. This includes full access to test the system before committing.

Yes, annual plans will offer additional savings (typically 2 months free). Lifetime plans may be available for earliest adopters.

We're building military-grade security with zero-knowledge architecture—this can't be rushed. We're completing HIPAA compliance, SOC2 Type II certification, and extensive security audits.

Your family's future deserves properly tested technology, not a rushed product.

We'll release access in waves, starting with the earliest signups. Your position on the waitlist determines your access priority. Early joiners get first access.

We'll communicate any changes immediately. Our timeline includes buffer room, but security and compliance come first. We'd rather launch right than launch fast.

Yes, it will be a global launch.

BlockWill transfers information about your assets, not the assets themselves. Our platform operates as a secure digital vault and communication system that stores, manages, and conditionally releases documentation, credentials, access instructions, and succession wishes related to your digital and traditional assets. The actual ownership transfer of assets occurs through the appropriate legal and financial channels (banks, exchanges, registrars, courts) using the information and documentation preserved on BlockWill. This distinction is critical: we are a secure information management and relay system, not a custodian of assets.

How BlockWill Strengthens Your Legal Position: By creating timestamped, immutable records of your asset information and succession intentions, BlockWill provides robust documentary evidence that may support legal proceedings for asset transfer, reducing disputes and expediting probate processes.

Yes. The transfer of information is legally recognized under general contract law, data protection regulations, and electronic transaction laws in most jurisdictions. BlockWill operates within the DIFC legal framework, which recognizes electronic records and communications under DIFC Law No. 2 of 2017 (Electronic Transactions Law). The information transferred through BlockWill may serve as documentary evidence that can be presented in court proceedings, probate applications, and estate administration processes. Our platform ensures that information transfers comply with applicable data protection laws including DIFC Data Protection Law No. 5 of 2020 and GDPR where applicable.

The "Proof of Intent" is a cryptographically secured, timestamped digital record that captures your testamentary intentions, asset allocation wishes, and succession instructions at a specific point in time. This record carries significant evidentiary value because it: (a) establishes a clear timeline of when decisions were made; (b) provides tamper-proof evidence through blockchain timestamping; (c) demonstrates the mental state and clear intentions of the user; and (d) creates an audit trail of any modifications or updates. While "Proof of Intent" alone may not replace formal legal instruments required in certain jurisdictions, it serves as powerful corroborating evidence that may support the interpretation of formal documents, establish the testator's wishes in cases of ambiguity, and provide evidence in contested inheritance matters.

How BlockWill Strengthens Your Legal Position: Courts increasingly recognize digital evidence. BlockWill's Proof of Intent creates contemporaneous records that demonstrate your clear, considered intentions, often decisive in inheritance disputes where parties claim the testator "didn't really mean" what was written.

Yes, subject to the evidentiary rules of the relevant jurisdiction. BlockWill's Proof of Intent is designed to meet modern evidentiary standards for digital records. The platform employs: (a) secure authentication to verify user identity; (b) cryptographic hashing to ensure document integrity; (c) blockchain-based timestamps for immutable dating; (d) comprehensive audit logs documenting all interactions; and (e) secure storage meeting international data protection standards. These features align with the requirements for electronic evidence under the DIFC Electronic Transactions Law, UAE Federal Law, and international standards like UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce.

How BlockWill Strengthens Your Legal Position: In jurisdictions that accept electronic evidence, BlockWill's records can be presented as documentary evidence supporting claims about testamentary intent.

DigiWish is BlockWill's digital asset succession documentation system that allows users to create, store, and manage their succession wishes for digital and traditional assets. The legal status of documents created through DigiWish depends on: (a) the type of document created (informal wish list, formal will, trust deed, etc.); (b) the jurisdiction governing the estate; (c) compliance with formal requirements (witnesses, signatures, attestation) of that jurisdiction; and (d) the nature of assets being addressed. DigiWish can generate documents ranging from informal memoranda of wishes (which guide executors but may not be legally binding) to formally executed wills that meet jurisdictional requirements. For wills to be legally binding, they must generally comply with the formalities required by applicable succession laws using the professional legal services of a qualified attorney or lawyer.

It is clarified that BlockWill does not generate any wills but generates templates which facilitates the users with a comprehensive document containing all their assets and their intended beneficiaries, which through proper legal execution procedures in adherence to the applicable law of the land, may be converted into a legally compliant will by a qualified lawyer.

Templates generated using DigiWish can be legally valid if they adhere to the formal requirements of the applicable jurisdiction. Most jurisdictions require wills to be: (a) in writing; (b) signed by the testator; (c) witnessed by a specified number of witnesses (typically two); and (d) executed with testamentary intent. DigiWish facilitates compliance by providing will templates drafted by legal professionals.

Important: For maximum legal protection, we recommend having DigiWish-generated templates reviewed by a qualified legal professional in your jurisdiction and properly executed with witnesses physically present where required by law.

How BlockWill Strengthens Your Legal Position: DigiWish creates a template containing all the assets documented by the user and assigning the intended beneficiaries, establishing evidence of testamentary capacity, absence of undue influence and facilitates the process of will creation by providing a document which may be considered a legally compliant will, subject to compliance of all the necessary requirements of a will (written form, signatures, witness attestation, registration, notarization etc.) in adherence to the applicable laws.

DigiWish provides templates and frameworks which may facilitate for creating trust deed documentation by availing the professional legal services of qualified attorney or lawyer. It is clarified that DigiWish a will-like template and not a trust template.

Please note that the legal validity of trust deeds depends on additional factors beyond the document itself. A valid trust typically requires: (a) certainty of intention to create a trust; (b) certainty of subject matter (the assets being placed in trust); (c) certainty of objects (the beneficiaries); (d) proper constitution of the trust (transfer of assets to trustees or declaration of trust); and (e) compliance with any registration or formal requirements.

DigiWish assists by providing a document which comprehensively lists all the assets included by the user and the intended beneficiaries for those assets, which facilitates the users and their estate planners and estate attorneys to create a legally-compliant trust.

For complex trust arrangements, particularly those involving significant assets or cross-border elements, we strongly recommend engagement with qualified trust professionals and legal advisors.

A DIFC Will is a will registered with the DIFC Wills Service Centre, operating under a common law legal framework separate from UAE onshore civil and Shariah law. Key differences include:

Legal Framework: DIFC Wills operate under DIFC Wills and Probate Registry Rules, based on English common law principles, while UAE onshore wills are subject to UAE Personal Status Law and Shariah inheritance rules for Muslims.

Testamentary Freedom: DIFC Wills allow non-Muslims to freely distribute their assets according to their wishes, whereas UAE onshore laws apply Shariah-based heirship rules.

Asset Coverage: DIFC Wills can cover UAE-wide assets (Full Will), DIFC-specific assets, financial assets only, real property only, guardianship matters, or business interests.

Probate Process: DIFC Courts handle probate for registered DIFC Wills, providing a streamlined English-language process.

DIFC also facilitates DIFC Trusts and DIFC Foundations.

To know more, visit https://www.difccourts.ae/difc-courts-wills/services.

BlockWill is fully committed to compliance with DIFC Data Protection Law No. 5 of 2020 (DPL 2020), which establishes a comprehensive data protection framework aligned with international standards. Our compliance measures include:

Lawful Basis: We process personal data only on lawful grounds (contract performance, consent, legal obligation, or legitimate interests).

Data Minimization: We collect only data necessary for providing our services.

Purpose Limitation: Data is used only for specified, explicit purposes disclosed to users.

Security Measures: We implement appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect personal data.

Data Subject Rights: We facilitate exercise of rights including access, rectification, erasure, and portability.

Cross-Border Transfers: International data transfers comply with DPL 2020 adequacy and safeguard requirements.

Breach Notification: We maintain procedures for timely notification of data breaches to the Commissioner and affected individuals where required.

For users in the European Economic Area (EEA) or where GDPR otherwise applies, BlockWill implements GDPR-compliant data processing practices:

Legal Basis: Processing based on Article 6 grounds (contract, consent, legal obligation, legitimate interests).

Transparency: Clear privacy notices explaining data processing activities.

Rights Facilitation: Processes to handle requests for access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, and objection.

Data Protection by Design: Privacy considerations integrated into system development.

International Transfers: Appropriate safeguards (Standard Contractual Clauses, adequacy decisions) for data transferred outside the EEA.

Data Protection Officer: Designated DPO contactable for privacy-related inquiries.

Records of Processing: Comprehensive documentation of processing activities as required by Article 30.

How BlockWill Strengthens Your Legal Position: Our rigorous data protection compliance ensures that the personal and sensitive information you store with us is protected to the highest international standards, reducing risks of unauthorized access or data breaches that could compromise your estate planning.

BlockWill has implemented business continuity and data succession measures to protect users in the unlikely event of business cessation:

Data Escrow: Critical user data is maintained in secure escrow arrangements.

Advance Notice: Users would receive substantial advance notice of any planned cessation of services.

Data Export: Users can export their data within a prescribed time through our platform.

Successor Arrangements: Where possible, services would be transferred to a qualified successor provider.

Decentralized Backup: Blockchain-based timestamping provides independent verification of documents even if our systems are unavailable. These measures ensure that your estate planning documentation remains accessible and verifiable regardless of BlockWill's operational status.

BlockWill employs multi-layered identity verification that meets requirements for electronic identification under applicable laws:

Know Your Customer (KYC): Government-issued ID verification during onboarding.

Multi-Factor Authentication: Combination of knowledge, possession, and inherence factors.

Biometric Verification: Optional biometric authentication for high-security operations.

Session Recording: Timestamped logs of all authentication events.

Device Recognition: Trusted device management and anomaly detection.

This verification framework satisfies requirements under DIFC Electronic Transactions Law for reliable electronic identification and supports the evidentiary weight of documents created on our platform by establishing clear chains of authentication.

Like all forms of signature (including traditional wet ink signatures), digital signatures can potentially be challenged. However, BlockWill's digital signature implementation is designed to withstand legal scrutiny:

Authentication: Multi-factor authentication ensures the signatory is who they claim to be.

Intent: Clear user interface requiring affirmative action to sign demonstrates intent.

Audit Trail: Comprehensive logs document the entire signing process.

Integrity: Cryptographic sealing prevents post-signature alterations.

Timestamps: Blockchain-anchored timestamps provide independent verification.

Under DIFC Electronic Transactions Law and similar legislation worldwide, electronic signatures meeting reliability requirements have the same legal effect as handwritten signatures. BlockWill's signatures are designed to meet these standards.

How BlockWill Strengthens Your Legal Position: Our comprehensive authentication and audit systems create multiple layers of evidence supporting the validity of your signatures, making challenges significantly more difficult than with traditional paper documents where forgery can be harder to detect.

Recognition of BlockWill documents in foreign jurisdictions depends on several factors:

Document Type: Evidentiary documents (proof of intent, asset inventories) are generally admissible worldwide as documentary evidence. Formal legal instruments (wills, trusts) must comply with the formality requirements of both the governing law chosen and the jurisdiction where enforcement is sought.

Applicable Law: International private law principles determine which jurisdiction's laws apply to succession matters, typically the deceased's domicile or nationality for movable assets, and the location for immovable property.

Treaty Recognition: Some jurisdictions have treaties (like the Hague Convention on Wills) that facilitate cross-border recognition.

For complex international estates, we recommend engagement with legal advisors familiar with relevant jurisdictions.

BlockWill employs multiple mechanisms to maximize the legal strength of your estate planning documents:

Immutable Records: Blockchain timestamping creates tamper-evident records.

Comprehensive Documentation: Surrounding evidence of capacity, intent, and absence of undue influence.

Regular Review Prompts: Reminders to review and update documents, ensuring currency.

Secure Delivery: Reliable conditional release mechanisms ensuring documents reach intended recipients only.

Multi-Layered Verification: Multiple authentication and verification systems supporting document authenticity.

How BlockWill Strengthens Your Legal Position: By combining technology-enabled security and authentication, BlockWill creates a comprehensive evidentiary package that supports the validity and enforceability of your estate planning instruments across multiple legal systems.

Launch will support:

• Modern web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)

• iOS app (iPhone/iPad)

• Android app

• Desktop applications for Windows/Mac

Basic internet is sufficient for most operations. Document upload/download depends on file sizes.

Plans start with 5GB (enough for thousands of documents). Enterprise users get unlimited storage.