Inheriti® 2.2
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With this update, Inheriti® takes a significant step forward in expanding accessibility and flexibility for digital inheritance and data backup management. The introduction of Free Plans allows new users to explore the platform, secure their data, and experience Inheriti® without upfront costs. At the same time, Multiple Merge Authorities enhance plan activation by enabling multiple beneficiaries to initiate the merging process, improving reliability and accessibility.
This release also includes various system improvements, security updates, and refinements to enhance overall usability and performance.
For many users, getting started with digital inheritance and secure data storage can feel overwhelming. With Free Plans, anyone can now explore Inheriti® without financial commitment, making it easier to onboard and familiarize themselves with the platform.
A simple, no-cost way to create a backup plan and experience Inheriti® first-hand.
Single shareholder setup, ideal for personal use.
SafeKey Mobile storage support for convenience and security.
Encrypt and protect passwords, private keys, PIN codes or just plain text
While Free Plans provide a strong foundation for digital security, they differ from Paid Plans in one key fundamental way: the multilayer topology.
Unlike Paid Plans, where the validator share is stored on a blockchain of choice, Free Plans store the validator share within Inheriti® Vault instead. This keeps security intact while removing blockchain dependencies, allowing more users to interact with Inheriti® without complexity.
By introducing Free Plans, we aim to increase adoption, make onboarding easier, and ensure more people can experiment with digital inheritance solutions risk-free.
Previously, the merging process -the crucial step in opening a protection plan and retrieving the secret data- was tied to a single Merge Authority (MA). While this structure worked well, it also introduced a potential bottleneck -if the designated MA was unavailable, data retrieval could be delayed or even impossible.
With this update, users can now assign multiple Merge Authorities, significantly increasing the flexibility, security, and accessibility of protection plans.
Increased Redundancy – If one MA is unavailable, another can step in, ensuring that recovery is never dependent on a single individual.
Enhanced Security – Spreading responsibility across multiple trusted individuals prevents bottlenecks in the recovery process.
Better Organizational Support – This change sets the foundation for future organization-focused protection plans, allowing teams and businesses to securely manage their digital assets together.
Families managing inheritance plans for multiple beneficiaries.
Businesses ensuring that critical company data remains accessible, even if key personnel are unavailable.
Decentralized teams that require shared access to encrypted data.
By enabling Multiple Merge Authorities, Inheriti® strengthens its position as a secure, flexible, and scalable solution for both individual and organizational digital asset protection.
We introduced a structured categorization system for data assets, making it easier to store and manage sensitive information. This change lays the foundation for future expansion, as we plan to support even more asset types over time.
To improve clarity and usability, all data assets are now grouped into five main categories:
General Data – Store plain text for notes or sensitive details.
Online Accounts – Secure login credentials, PINs, and recovery codes.
Developer Keys & Secrets – Protect API keys and developer credentials.
Crypto Wallets – Manage private keys and seed phrases securely.
Payment Cards – Store credit and debit card information safely.
This update sets the stage for upcoming data asset expansions, ensuring Inheriti® remains adaptable to evolving security needs. Over time, we will introduce new categories and asset types, providing even greater flexibility for managing and protecting digital information.
Behind the scenes, Inheriti® continues to evolve its security and infrastructure to ensure long-term reliability, efficiency, and resilience. In this update, we have introduced several backend improvements that enhance performance, data structuring, and processing power across all protection plans.
User experience refinements – We have made adjustments to navigation, interface responsiveness, and interactions, ensuring that managing protection plans is more intuitive.
System performance updates – Various backend optimizations have been applied to improve platform speed, stability, and scalability, ensuring better reliability even under high usage.
Security reinforcements – We continue to refine internal security mechanisms, ensuring that Inheriti® remains protected against potential vulnerabilities while maintaining user privacy and control.
Infrastructure enhancements – Several system-wide optimizations have been implemented to improve server stability, request handling, and API efficiency, reducing latency and increasing overall performance.
With Free Plans and Multiple Merge Authorities, Inheriti® is now more accessible, flexible, and robust than ever. These updates make it easier for new users to get started, while also strengthening security for experienced users and organizations.
Future updates, which we are already working on, will continue to refine and expand on these features, ensuring that digital inheritance and backup plans evolve with the needs of users worldwide.
