If you died tonight, could your family recover your bitcoin?

Your bitcoin is safe from thieves, but self-custody alone doesn't pass it on. My Bitcoin Will is the complete Bitcoin inheritance planning system for self-custody holders.

Close the family-access gap privately and correctly, without giving up your private keys.

Legal clarity

Ensure your wishes are properly documented.

Technical clarity

Provide clear instructions for your bitcoin.

Educational clarity

Help your family and executor understand what they've inherited.

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⚖️ Built by a lawyer. Designed for self-custody Bitcoiners.

Why Bitcoiners choose
My Bitcoin Will

🇦🇺 Built for Australian Bitcoiners
⚡ Designed to save time & hassle
😌 Reduce stress and uncertainty
🔒 Privacy-first and self-custody focused
Customer stories

What Bitcoiners
are saying

Real stories from self-custody bitcoin holders who finally secured their legacy.

★★★★★
James P.
Self-custody holder | Jun 2026

"I'd been putting this off forever because it always seemed too complicated. Finally bought the DIY kit and got stuck in. Materials are really well explained. I worked through the questionnaire, the will template and the roadmap on my own across a couple of evenings. No stress, and everything sorted."

★★★★★
Rachel B.
Bitcoin mum | Apr 2026

"After our second kid I knew I needed to get this done. Went with DIY and it was much easier than I expected. The companion guide walked me through it step by step and I was able to get it all done. I liked being able to do it at my own pace."

★★★★★
Andrew S.
Hardware wallet user | May 2026

"I've been self-custodying for years and finally pulled the trigger on the DIY kit. Thought it might be overwhelming but the instructions are clear and I got it all done myself. Really happy with how straightforward the whole thing was."

★★★★★
Lisa C.
Recent stacker | Jun 2026

"I was nervous about doing it on my own but the DIY kit surprised me. Everything is explained really well and I managed to put together my full plan, including the signing checklist. I'd been putting it off thinking it was too complex but once I started it flowed nicely. Dale was great with any support questions. Solid product."

The problem

Self-custody solves theft.
Not inheritance.

You've done the responsible thing and taken custody of your bitcoin. But self-custody protects your assets while you're alive. It does not automatically ensure they can be recovered and transferred when you're gone.

Failure mode 1: The technical gap

Getting self-custody right is the first milestone, but making sure your loved ones can actually access it is just as critical. Without clear, practical instructions, your bitcoin doesn't get passed on. It simply disappears with you.

Failure mode 2: The legal gap

Even with a perfect technical roadmap, without a valid will the State decides who receives your bitcoin, not you. Your wishes become irrelevant the moment you die without a legally recognised will.

Failure mode 3: The education gap

Wealth transfer isn't just about access. It's about ensuring the next generation understands what they've inherited, and how not to compromise it through panic, ignorance or bad actors.

The solution

What's Included

Everything you need to bridge the gap between code and law.

1
The legal foundation

Bitcoin-aware will template

A clear, court-ready legal framework that ensures your bitcoin is formally recognised as part of your estate, using precise language that executors and probate courts can easily understand and enforce.

2
The personal directive

Letter of wishes (private guidance)

A private document for your executor to guide them on specific wishes, from funeral arrangements to personal requests, that don't belong in a public will.

3
The master map

Digital asset inventory

A comprehensive document so nothing is overlooked. Document your digital assets so your executor knows what exists, without having to go on a digital scavenger hunt.

4
The access blueprint

Technical Roadmap

This provides the specific information your loved ones or executor need to actually access your bitcoin. It bridges the gap between knowing it exists and having the ability to recover it. Works for single-sig, multisig and collaborative custody.

5
The strategic guardrail

Executor & beneficiary education pack

Self-custody is a responsibility. This pack ensures your heirs understand the basics of bitcoin security and who to contact to implement your wishes, preventing irreversible mistakes or panic selling.

6
The ongoing assurance

Completion, signing & review checklists

Three checklists to keep your plan airtight. Confirm every document is complete, meet the legal signing requirements with confidence, and run an annual review to keep your plan current as your circumstances change.

The Process

3 steps to peace of mind

Whichever path you choose, it's the same three steps.

1

Pick your path

Decide how much you do yourself and how much Dale does for you.

2

Follow the steps for your path

Each path gives you clear, step-by-step instructions. You're never left guessing.

3

Sign, store & review

Sign with two witnesses, store your recovery details off-site, and set a yearly review. Done.

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Why now

The moment your plan
stopped being optional

Most people put off their bitcoin inheritance plan until a life event forces it. If any of these has just happened to you, now is the time, not someday.

👶

You've just had a child

A new baby, or another on the way, is the moment most Bitcoiners realise their stack now has to outlive them. Put the plan in place while it's front of mind.

🔐

You've just moved to self-custody

Taking your coins off an exchange or upgrading to multisig removes the custodian, and the recovery safety net with it. Now your family needs your map.

💍

You've just got married

In most of Australia, getting married automatically cancels any will you made beforehand. On top of that, your spouse now depends on being able to access your bitcoin, so this is the moment to sort your will out properly.

📈

Your stack has become real wealth

What started as an experiment is now serious money. Once it's life-changing, an unrecoverable stack is a life-changing loss for the people you leave behind.

❤️‍🩹

You've had a health scare

A diagnosis, an accident, a close call. Nothing makes the widow test feel real faster. Don't let the scare pass without acting on it.

⚠️

You heard a horror story

A mate lost access, or you read about coins gone forever when someone died. That "that could be me" feeling is exactly the trigger to finish your plan.

Free download

The Bitcoin Inheritance Checklist

Not ready for the My Bitcoin Will Starter Kit yet? Start here. This free checklist covers all the things every bitcoin holder should have in place to make sure their family can actually access their coins.

  • ✓ Identify who needs to know what
  • ✓ Document your custody setup (without exposing keys)
  • ✓ Check whether your existing will covers digital assets
  • ✓ Set up a secure communication plan for your executor
  • ✓ Create a basic recovery roadmap your family can follow

No spam. No sales funnels. Just the checklist.

Dale Warburton — Founder of My Bitcoin Will
Dale Warburton, Founder & CEO of My Bitcoin Will
Who built this

Meet Dale Warburton

Dale Warburton — Founder of My Bitcoin Will

As a father, trained lawyer, and Managing Mentor at Bitcoin Mentor Australia, I spend my days helping people understand Bitcoin and, increasingly, what happens to it after they're gone.

Through that work, I kept hearing the same question:

"If something happens to me, how do I make sure my bitcoin actually gets to my family?"

People were holding bitcoin in self-custody with no bitcoin-aware will, no clear starting point, and no desire to pay thousands to a lawyer who doesn't get Bitcoin, let alone self-custody.

As a trained lawyer who teaches bitcoin self-custody best practices, I built My Bitcoin Will to close the gap between the technical side (hardware wallets, seed phrases, self-custody) and the legal side that gives effect to your wishes when it matters most.

⚠️ This is not legal advice. Consider professional advice from a solicitor in your jurisdiction for your specific circumstances and complexity.
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2 Paths

Pick your path.

Same core outcome: a Bitcoin-aware will, done properly. Choose how much of Dale you want alongside you. A fraction of the cost of bespoke legal work or concierge inheritance services that run into the thousands.

DIY

Do it yourself, on your own time.

US$99
in bitcoin
US$109 by card

The full Bitcoin will starter kit, delivered instantly. Templates, guides and checklists you complete on your own. No session with Dale. Best for people who are self-sufficient, committed to getting it done, and don't need accountability from anyone else.

  • ✓Bitcoin-aware will template
  • ✓Letter of wishes template
  • ✓Digital asset inventory
  • ✓Executor education guide
  • ✓Beneficiary education guide
  • ✓Technical recovery roadmap
  • ✓Kit completion checklist and signing ceremony checklist
  • ✓Companion guide
  • ✓Annual review worksheet

Doing it yourself is entirely possible. For the fastest result, it pays to have an expert in your corner. See Done For You.

Recommended
Done For You

You give the info. Dale does the work.

✅ Ready for legal review
⏱ Delivered within two business days

Dale drafts your complete plan and walks you through it. You leave with a document ready for a lawyer to review, plus a referral list of lawyers in your jurisdiction.

US$699
in bitcoin
US$769 by card

Bespoke estate work from a solicitor runs into the thousands. This is done for you, ready for legal review, within two business days.

The fastest and most hands-off path. Complete a detailed questionnaire, Dale drafts your complete bitcoin estate plan from your answers, and you walk through everything together in an hour. No time spent drafting anything yourself.

  • ✓Detailed questionnaire, then Dale takes over
  • ✓Complete bitcoin estate plan drafted for you
  • ✓1-hour session with Dale to walk through everything
  • ✓Ready for legal review when you are done
  • ✓Lawyer referral list included
  • ✓Delivered within two business days

Done For You does not include analysis or feedback on circumstances that warrant specific legal review, such as trust deeds, shareholders agreements, superannuation fund documentation, or other external instruments that form part of a complete estate plan.

What you do get: a complete bitcoin estate plan that is ready for legal review. Your plan will specifically highlight any areas that introduce risk or complexity, giving your solicitor a clean and efficient brief that explains what you have, what needs to be addressed, and where your personal circumstances may require further attention.

This is why Dale includes a lawyer referral list and helps you prepare that brief, so your solicitor can focus on the areas that matter most.

Best for people who'd rather pay to have it handled than block out time to draft it themselves.

Not sure which is right for you?

Three quick questions. We'll point you to the right path.

Availability

Currently available for Australians

The My Bitcoin Will Starter Kit is currently optimised for Australia. If you are based in the US, Canada, UK or elsewhere, we are working on localised versions for your jurisdiction.

Register your interest below and we will notify you as soon as your jurisdiction is available.

No spam. We respect your sovereignty. Unsubscribe any time.

Got questions?

Frequently asked questions

The Bitcoin Will Starter Kit costs US$99. There are no subscriptions or ongoing fees. A 10% discount applies when paying in bitcoin; the fiat currency price is US$109.
You can book a 30-minute consultation with Dale (US$149 bitcoin / US$164 card). He reviews your progress before the call so the time is entirely focused on getting you past the roadblock. Alternatively, you can move to the Done For You package at any time and Dale will handle everything from there.
You complete a detailed questionnaire about your situation. Dale then drafts your complete bitcoin estate plan from your answers. You walk through everything together in an hour-long session, making any final adjustments. Dale also provides a referral list of lawyers in your jurisdiction so you can get your plan formally reviewed and signed off. The entire process is delivered within two business days of receiving your completed questionnaire.
The Done For You package costs US$699 in bitcoin (US$769 by card). From there, your plan is ready for legal review, and having a solicitor review a finished plan is significantly more cost-effective than having one draft it from scratch.

The total cost of legal review depends on the complexity of your circumstances and your solicitor's hourly rate. For a simple estate, review may only take around one hour. For more complicated situations, it could take several hours, and in rare, hypercomplex cases, up to six hours. Solicitor rates in Australia typically range from $400 to $600 per hour, though the vast majority of people will fall towards the lower end of both the time and cost spectrum.

There is no way to provide a personalised fixed cost without overcharging, which is why the Done For You package includes a lawyer referral list. We suggest reaching out to a few solicitors, describing your situation, and asking for a quote. Find someone who aligns with your budget, who you feel comfortable working with, and who can meet your timeline.
No. This kit is not legal advice and Dale Warburton is not acting as your lawyer. The Bitcoin Will Starter Kit is an educational, self-guided resource to help you think through and document how your bitcoin and other digital assets can be inherited. It provides templates, documents and guides so you're not starting from a blank page, but it does not take into account your specific circumstances, local laws or tax position. Nothing in the kit, on this website, or in any communications from me creates a solicitor-client or attorney-client relationship. You are responsible for checking your own local laws and, where needed, getting advice from a qualified lawyer in your jurisdiction. Bitcoin self-custody embodies personal responsibility - and when it comes to setting up your own will, it's no different.
No. This kit is designed for simple estates where someone wants to get the process started and document their bitcoin inheritance plan properly. If you have complex trusts, multiple jurisdictions, or contested family situations, you should consult a professional solicitor. If in doubt, consult a local professional. The kit is the foundation - your lawyer can help you finalise and execute from there.
Currently, the legal templates in the My Bitcoin Will Starter Kit are specifically optimised for Australia only. We will soon expand the offering to Bitcoiners in the United States, Canada, and the UK, and thereafter, other jurisdictions. Be sure to register your interest if your jurisdiction is not currently catered for.
Yes. My Bitcoin Will is designed to be setup-agnostic. Whether you use a single hardware wallet, a 2-of-3 multisig, or collaborative custody, the kit prompts you to document the logic so your beneficiaries aren't left guessing.
Absolutely not. My Bitcoin Will is a DIY kit of templates and guides. You fill them out locally on your own machine, and any private key material or seed phrases must ALWAYS be completed by hand - never digitally. We never see, touch, or store your sensitive data. You maintain 100% self-sovereignty.
Yes. The kit is a one-off purchase and you'll receive editable documents you can update whenever your situation changes - new wallets, different exchanges, multisig changes, or new beneficiaries. You stay in control and can revise things as often as you need to.
If you change your mind about who should receive your assets or in what proportions, you need to update your Will. The My Bitcoin Will Starter Kit makes it easier to revisit your decisions and adjust them over time, but any change to your wishes should be reflected in a properly updated and signed Will, and, where relevant, your Digital Asset Inventory, Letter of Wishes and Technical Roadmap.
That's very common, and the kit is designed with that in mind. As long as you properly complete the Digital Asset Inventory and Technical Roadmap (or its equivalent) your family or executors don't need to be Bitcoin experts. The idea is to give them a clear, step-by-step way to start the recovery process, and to know who to contact or what to follow, rather than leaving them with jargon and guesswork.
The kit is optimised for self-custody (hardware wallets, multisig, etc.), because that's where traditional wills and templates usually fail. It can also cover assets held on exchanges, but keeping significant bitcoin on an exchange is not recommended from a security and counterparty-risk perspective. If you do hold coins on an exchange, the kit helps you document what's there and how it can be accessed or moved as part of your overall plan.
Your beneficiaries living in another country doesn't usually affect whether your will is valid, but it can affect taxation, the practicalities of accessing assets, and how long the process takes. These cross-border issues are very fact-specific, so you should discuss them with a lawyer or tax professional in your jurisdiction if they apply to you.
While the My Bitcoin Will Starter Kit is designed for bitcoin self-custody, it can EASILY accommodate other digital assets and online accounts. You can use it to organise information about other cryptocurrencies, important online accounts (email, social media, domains, etc.) or anything else that is important that lives in the digital realm. The same principles apply: clear instructions for trusted people, without exposing sensitive credentials in the Will itself.
It depends on whether your existing will is up to date and specifically accounts for the transfer of bitcoin from you to your beneficiaries. Most traditional wills don't address self-custodied bitcoin at all - they were written before your hardware wallet existed. If your will isn't recent, or if you've undergone significant life events (marriage, children, new custody setup) since it was drafted, the My Bitcoin Will kit can help you close that gap. However, if you already have a recent, valid will that properly accounts for your bitcoin holdings and how they transfer to your beneficiaries, you may not need this kit - though a free 20-minute bitcoin inheritance review with Dale can help you confirm whether that's truly the case.
Absolutely. The kit includes fully editable documents that you can update whenever your situation changes - whether that's a new wallet, a change in beneficiaries, a move to multisig, or any other life event. Just remember: any changes to your will itself should be properly re-signed and witnessed according to the laws in your jurisdiction.

⚠️ Important Legal Disclaimer

Both the DIY kit and the Done For You service provide you with a bitcoin estate plan, including a will, letter of wishes, digital asset inventory, technical roadmap, and educational documents for your executor and beneficiaries. These documents are designed to ensure your bitcoin is passed on to your loved ones and that they know exactly what to do with it.

Both options are designed for simple estates. They do not account for every possible combination of personal circumstances and jurisdiction, and do not include a comprehensive estate plan review covering trusts, SMSF trusteeship, shareholders agreements, or secondary documentation beyond what is included in the plan.

We strongly recommend consulting a qualified solicitor in your jurisdiction before signing and executing any documents, particularly if you have trusts, self-managed super funds, private company interests, or other complicating factors.

The My Bitcoin Will system was designed by a qualified lawyer who understands both bitcoin and the law. By arriving at your solicitor with a complete, structured plan rather than starting from scratch, you save significant time and cost: your solicitor reviews and amends an existing plan rather than building one from nothing.

Neither the DIY kit nor the Done For You service amounts to legal advice, financial advice, or creates a solicitor-client relationship. Dale Warburton is a qualified lawyer but is not acting in a legal capacity through this product. My Bitcoin Will accepts no liability for any losses, disputes, or adverse outcomes arising from the use or misuse of these documents.

Your bitcoin is either inherited, or it's lost forever.

Every day without a plan is a day your sats are at risk of disappearing with you. It takes one afternoon, and as little as 60 minutes with Dale, to fix this permanently.

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