What happens to my Digital Legacy Vault after I die?

After your passing, your Digital Legacy Vault becomes an enduring resource for your loved ones. You nominate Trusted Parties - such as family members, executors, or advisors - who receive access based on the permissions you define.

You can choose which information is released immediately, what is shared at a later date, and what remains private forever. The vault is not deleted after death; instead, it continues as a living archive of your life, values, and wishes.

On paid plans, Evaheld maintains your vault indefinitely, and Trusted Parties can continue the subscription if they wish to keep adding family memories. If a subscription lapses, read-only access is preserved for a minimum of 10 years. You can also set up future-dated messages, letters, or videos to be delivered on meaningful dates, allowing connection to continue across time.

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