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Is your family taken care of and are your assets protected if something unexpected happens to you tomorrow? Do you already have your legacy plan in place? Don’t leave matters to chance!

Do you have a bank account that no one knows about? Bitcoins? A loan you made to a friend? Are the photos on your phone, e-diary on your laptop, all locked with a password known only by you?

Stornest offers you the peace of mind that nothing that matters to you will ever get lost and that your family will be taken care of. We will pass on your legacy information and documents to your loved ones if something happens to you.

 

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Why is it important to have a legacy plan?

Boom Time for Death Planning

“Studies have found that being able to talk about your mortality makes you a happier person and improves your relationships. The thinking, for employers perhaps, is that access to end-of-life services can make people happier (and more productive) at work.”

“At the very least, when we can personalize our deaths the way we do our weddings and our wardrobes, we can feel a little more control over life’s greatest uncertainty. It’s something of a silver lining to this very scary moment.”


There Are Billions in Unclaimed Assets Out There. Some Could Be Yours

“No government agency tracks the value of all unclaimed assets throughout the country, but independent estimates run as high as $80 billion. And the total has been growing faster than states can find owners or heirs.”

“...there is no central database for all unclaimed assets in every state, which means people might have to look in multiple places if they’re trying to track down or discover assets.”




Billions of euros in unclaimed bank accounts prompts call for central database in Germany

“A relative passes away, and it is often the family that is left to deal with the less-than-inviting task of clearing out the house. Sifting through photos and clothes, many of them might stumble across an old bank book, or details of a bank account, sometimes containing hundreds, maybe even thousands of euros.
But not all such accounts are always discovered. According to the latest forecast from North Rhine-Westphalia's finance minister Norbert Walter-Borjans, some two billion euros are currently sitting in "inactive" accounts across Germany. “

A crypto exchange may have lost $145 million after its CEO suddenly died

Quadriga, Canada's biggest cryptocurrency exchange, said it's unable to gain access to $145 million of bitcoin and other digital assets after Gerald Cotten, its 30-year old CEO and co-founder, died of complications arising from Crohn's Disease while traveling in India.

Many of the digital currencies held by Quadriga are stored offline in accounts known as "cold wallets," a way of protecting them from hackers. Cotten is the only person with access to the wallets, according to the company.


What do our clients store?

  • Investment accounts
  • Insurance policies
  • Cryptocurrency wallet credentials
  • Social media and other passwords
  • Photographs
  • Farewell messages

How secure is Stornest?

Can you trust a company that you do not know with your most private data? Well, we have designed our tool so that it eliminates the need for trust in our relationship.
Unlike many popular digital tools, ours is designed so that we cannot ever get access to your data. That’s right. We store your data, but neither we nor anyone else can access it thanks to our Zero Knowledge Proof technology, the latest in advanced cryptographic techniques.
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Martha

Seattle, USA

A service that I have had on my mind for a long time is finally available. It is convenient, secure, and works great! I have peace of mind now!

Isfandyar

Belgium

I used to ask myself "what if…" every time I got on a plane, and it gave me an unsettling, guilt-ridden feeling. That feeling has now gone.

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