Frequently asked
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01What is Bootstrap?
Bootstrap is the continuity layer for onchain wealth: encrypted estate records, liveness schedules, and configurable inheritance vaults.
02Can Bootstrap see my estate plan?
No. Sensitive content is encrypted client-side before storage. You must retain the credential needed to decrypt it.
03Does Bootstrap ask for my seed phrase?
Never. No legitimate Bootstrap flow requests a seed phrase or private key.
04What counts as continuity check-in?
A valid wallet signature or supported dashboard heartbeat that resets your configured inactivity timer.
05What if I miss one check-in?
Nothing transfers immediately. The inactivity threshold must expire, followed by the configured grace period and recovery conditions.
06Are guardians required?
No. Guardians are optional and can be included when you want an additional human verification or authorization layer.
07Which assets are supported?
The supported asset registry is a configuration placeholder until official Robinhood Chain deployments are published.
08Can I change my heirs?
Estate details can be re-encrypted and updated. Deployed vault changes depend on the exact contract version and permissions.
09Is Bootstrap audited?
No audit is currently claimed. Independent audits are part of the required production direction and will be linked when completed.
10Is this legal advice?
No. Bootstrap provides technical infrastructure, not legal, tax, fiduciary, or estate-planning advice. Consult qualified professionals.