Aftera uses Multi-Party Computation (MPC) with shards distributed across multiple jurisdictions. Your legacy protocol isn't tied to a single local law. If you move, update your legal residency in the app and the executor recalibrates transfer logic to match your new jurisdiction.

The Aftera "Oracle" is a two-way street. If you are marked as incapacitated and later recover, you can initiate a "Sovereignty Reclamation." Using your primary biometric key and a secondary "Proof of Life" verification (via your trusted physician or a video-ID session), you can pause or reverse any active protocols. The system is designed to be a "Fail-Safe," not a "Point of No Return."

No. Aftera is a digital fiduciary platform, not a law firm. We provide the infrastructure to organize assets and execute your instructions. We recommend having your legal counsel review your instructions to ensure they align with your physical will and local law.

We don't use "dead-man switches" that require you to remember to click a button. Aftera uses a State Oracle that polls authenticated death registries and legal gazettes. The protocol only triggers when a certified state record matches your identity—no guesswork, no manual check-ins.

No. We utilize Zero-Knowledge Architecture. Your data is encrypted before it leaves your device. We store encrypted shards, but we do not hold the master key. Even in a catastrophic server breach, a hacker would only find useless "digital noise." You are the only one who holds the intent; we only hold the lock.

When you add policies to your vault, Aftera stores the metadata and access instructions. Upon verified execution, your heirs receive claim-ready documentation—policy numbers, carrier contacts, and supporting evidence—so they can initiate payouts with institutions directly. We don't hold the assets; we deliver the roadmap.