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SpendTheBits

Self-custody without the single point of failure.

Recover your wallet through trusted guardians, or pass it on with a dead-man’s-switch inheritance flow.

Social recovery splits your secret into Shamir shares held by guardians — recovery needs an M-of-N threshold and is owner-cancellable. The backend only ever stores ciphertext.

Inheritance adds a passive dead-man’s-switch: heirs can claim only after a long period of silence, so your crypto is never lost to a lost phone.

Still non-custodial. Like every feature in SpendTheBits, this runs on the prepare-on-server, sign-on-device model — your keys never leave your phone. See how →

Questions & answers

Recovery & inheritance: common questions

How do I recover my SpendTheBits wallet if I lose my phone?+

Restore from your seed phrase, or use social recovery: your secret is split into Shamir shares held by guardians and recovery needs an M-of-N threshold that you can cancel. The backend only ever stores ciphertext.

What is the inheritance feature?+

An optional dead-man's-switch: after a long period of silence (missed passive check-ins), designated heirs can claim the wallet — so your crypto is never lost to a lost phone.