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Create a hosted encrypted recovery roadmap without putting wallet seeds, passwords, private keys, or legal originals into BitTwelve.
BitTwelve is built around one small promise to yourself: once a year, make sure the person you trust can still find what matters.
One simple annual membership. No monthly plan and no fee to open an existing BitTwelve.
Create a hosted encrypted recovery roadmap without putting wallet seeds, passwords, private keys, or legal originals into BitTwelve.
Before renewal, BitTwelve emails a five-minute readiness review: verify the handoff, locations, contacts, and offline recovery file. You can also add one trusted person who, after confirming, receives a simple annual reminder that their twelve words belong at BitTwelve.com.
Active members can update the hosted roadmap while keeping the same twelve-word handoff. Replace the offline recovery file, not the steel plate or printed twelve-word code.
Opening an existing BitTwelve never checks membership status. Your offline recovery file also works without BitTwelve.com.
The twelve words are the durable physical handoff. The annual check-in keeps the map behind them current.
This dashboard is displayed for product evaluation only. No membership session is active.
Add one trusted person's email. After they confirm, BitTwelve will send them one simple reminder each year: if they ever need the twelve words you gave them, go to BitTwelve.com. The email never contains the twelve words, your recovery map, or your billing details.
The trusted person's email is stored with your membership record so BitTwelve can deliver the reminder. It is not stored inside the encrypted recovery map and is never linked to the twelve-word code.
Your email is used for billing, membership access, and the annual readiness/renewal email. It is not attached to the encrypted recovery-map contents or twelve-word code.
Enter the email used for membership. If an active membership exists, BitTwelve will send a secure 15-minute access link. The email never unlocks a recovery map.
Annual check-in emails and new hosted-map creation stop when the paid membership ends. BitTwelve does not intentionally condition opening an already-created hosted map on an active membership. Keep the offline recovery file because hosted availability is never guaranteed.
The membership system uses your email and Stripe customer/subscription records to manage payment and access. The encrypted map is addressed by a locator derived from its twelve-word code. BitTwelve is designed not to store your email inside the encrypted package or send the twelve-word code to Stripe or Resend.
No. It is recovery-roadmap software. It does not create legal documents, decide ownership, hold assets, transfer funds, or replace a will, trust, password manager, or professional adviser.