How it works
Herita provides a decentralized, non-custodial way to ensure your digital assets are safely transferred to your loved ones if you are no longer able to manage them.
The Four-Step Process
1Create a Vault
A user connects their Solana wallet (like Phantom or Solflare) and creates a new Vault on-chain. This vault is a smart contract (Program Derived Address) that only the creator can control while active.
2Define Heirs and Rules
During creation, you specify:
- Heir Addresses: The Solana wallet addresses of your beneficiaries.
- Allocation: The percentage of the vault each heir will receive.
- Inactivity Timer: The amount of time the vault must remain inactive before heirs can claim.
3Keep the Timer Alive
Any deposit (SOL or tokens) into the vault acts as a "heartbeat". It automatically resets the inactivity timer. As long as you interact with the vault before the timer expires, your heirs cannot access the funds.
4The Claiming Process
If the timer expires without any "heartbeat" from the creator, the vault is considered unclaimed. At this point, any registered heir can trigger the claim function. Additionally, our Keeper Network can automatically execute this transaction.