Dead Man's Lock — Trustless Digital Insurance on the CapStash Network
No active vault found on this device. Create a new LAZARUS vault to begin your annual heartbeat protocol, or import an existing vault configuration from another device.
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Send your annual heartbeat to confirm you're still operational. This resets the 365-day countdown. Do this once a year — no more, no less.
The LAZARUS clause has been fulfilled. This vault is now marked as released. Ensure the declared CAPS have been manually broadcast to the beneficiary's wallet.
Download your vault configuration as an encrypted JSON file. Store it alongside your wallet backup phrase. Active vault: —
Restore a vault from a previously exported JSON file. This will set the imported vault as your active vault on this device.
This is your shard. Save it in your vault export JSON, an encrypted file, or a hardware wallet backup. Do NOT give this to your beneficiary. This is your "proof of life" shard.
Give this shard to your designated beneficiary. They cannot use it alone. They need: this shard + Shard 1 (from the CapStash blockchain) + the Claim Password. Tell them to keep it somewhere safe.
This hex payload contains Shard 1, encrypted with your Claim Password (AES-256-GCM, PBKDF2/200k iterations). Include it as an OP_RETURN output in any CapStash transaction. Once broadcast, it is permanently anchored on the blockchain. The raw hex is safe to share publicly — it is encrypted.
LAZ-S3: followed by hex characters.
You are about to mark this vault as CLAIMED. This action is irreversible and will finalize the LAZARUS protocol for this vault.
Confirm that you are the designated beneficiary and that the annual grace period has elapsed.