Life doesn't send a warning
Illness, an accident, or a long absence can make it hard to check on a wallet. Deciding on a time window in advance is easier than asking loved ones to guess later.
You made the choice to hold your own assets. Now make a choice about what happens if you can’t act. Death Agent helps you map out when to act, who to support, and how to make your wishes clear.
Decide when your plan activates and where your assets should go. Mort will walk you through it.
After this window, a 7-day grace period starts. Payouts become eligible when both periods end.
Add recipients and divide your plan between their wallets.
Make sure these instructions match your wishes.
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Choose a fixed native SOL amount. It stays in your wallet until the pre-signed payout succeeds. Keep that amount plus network fees available. A nonce account and plan account require rent. Names stay on this device; addresses, amount, shares, and timing are public on-chain.
You can check in before the grace period ends, and cancel before a payout executes. Editing requires a new signature. The agent must stay online and securely retain your signed transaction. SPL tokens and NFTs are not supported.
Connect a wallet to manage your plan, or paste a plan address to view it.
Your plan is saved on this device. Watch the check-in and payout sequence below.
Your chosen inactivity period and 7-day grace period determine this deadline.
Your SOL stays in your wallet while the timer runs.
These are the amounts the agent would send. This preview did not create a Solana transaction or move SOL.
Connect with Phantom, Solflare, or a compatible Solana wallet. No seed phrase is needed.
View transaction ↗The owner signs an exact native SOL payout in advance. After inactivity and grace, the running agent submits it. The on-chain program checks the deadline and recipient transfers in the same transaction. SOL stays in the owner wallet until that transaction succeeds.
Automatic execution depends on the agent being online, its copy of the signed transaction remaining valid, and enough SOL remaining in the owner wallet. The signed transaction can become unusable if its nonce is advanced or a failed submission consumes it.
With a self-custody wallet, control rests with you. That freedom also means the people you care about may not know what you hold, where to find it, or what you wanted to happen if you could no longer manage it. A plan gives those decisions a place to live.
We make plans for our homes, our families, and our futures. Digital assets deserve the same care.
Illness, an accident, or a long absence can make it hard to check on a wallet. Deciding on a time window in advance is easier than asking loved ones to guess later.
A wallet address says where assets can go; it doesn't say who you meant to help or how much each person should receive. Recording recipients and shares makes those wishes explicit.
The idea is built around a check-in. A confirmed check-in before the grace period ends resets the timer. You can cancel the plan while your SOL remains in your wallet.
A thoughtful handoff can spare family and friends from searching through devices, piecing together addresses, or making difficult assumptions about your wishes.
Planning does not recover lost private keys. Death Agent covers only the fixed native SOL amount you pre-sign. It cannot sweep a changing wallet balance or control other wallet assets. The mainnet program is not yet independently audited. Inactivity is a timer condition, not proof of death.
Choose how long you can be inactive before your plan is ready to run.
Confirm a check-in transaction from your owner wallet to reset the timer.
After inactivity and the grace period, the agent submits your pre-signed native SOL payout from your wallet to your recorded recipients.