Leave a map.
Not your secrets.
Write only the minimum roadmap someone you trust would need to find your real recovery materials and know what to do next. Keep credentials, legal documents, wallet seeds, private keys, passwords, and other sensitive originals somewhere you control.
BitTwelve is a map, not a vault. Do not paste wallet seeds, private keys, passwords, safe combinations, authentication codes, identity documents, legal originals, or anything whose disclosure alone could give someone control of an asset or account.
No name, email, or profile is required.
Store the roadmap, not the sensitive originals.
Keep your own offline copy and real recovery materials.
Your
BitTwelve.
These twelve words open the recovery map you just created. They should reveal directions, not the underlying credentials or assets themselves. BitTwelve cannot recover these words for you.
Recovery map code
Keep these twelve words private. They are not a cryptocurrency wallet seed and do not replace your underlying recovery materials.
Keep the words and the offline file. Store them where your trusted person can find them, but separately from any highly sensitive credentials when practical. Hosted BitTwelve storage is only a convenience and may change, fail, or disappear.