why sovereign individuals are switching from casa to deadhand protocol.
| feature | casa | deadhand |
|---|---|---|
| trust model | multi-sig service | ✔ non-custodial |
| cost | $250 - $5,000 / year | ✔ $400 lifetime |
| kyc required | yes (identity risk) | ✔ no (zero knowledge) |
| technology | server-side | ✔ client-side (shamir) |
| inheritance | manual / legal | ✔ dead man's switch |
casa relies on a multi-sig service model. this means you are ultimately trusting a third party with either your keys, your identity, or your recovery process.
we don't know who you are. we don't want your ID. we can't access your funds even if we wanted to.
unlike casa, deadhand is built on pure math. no recurring fees, no permission asking.
we split your seed phrase into shards. mathematical security that doesn't rely on legal contracts.
deadhand is designed to be a set-and-forget protocol. it works even if you disappear for 5 years.
stop renting your security from casa. own it forever.
secure your vaultno credit card required to test.