When Two World Collide

Two very different worlds are colliding, and some beneficiaries will never see all or a portion of their inheritance.

This is because the digital world is being forced to interact with the physical world regarding death and the transfer/succession of asset ownership.

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Even in our technology-focused world, most people’s estate plans still only account for "traditional" assets, like a car, bank account, house, etc.

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In contrast, more and more individuals own digital assets., for example real-world asset tokenisation is projected to be a 16 trillion dollar industry (~10% of global GDP) by 2030.

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Planning for digital assets is much more involved than one may think.​

Different laws and classifications of digital assets make planning for these types of assets very specialised, and there is a real risk that a digital asset may be lost forever.