I just skimmed through your white paper interesting conecpt, so you're going to have wills created and accessible on the blockchain. How will it make the process easier could these wills be legally valid? If so what would make them valid?
Hello Alizay, thanks for your interest in our project.
The process will be:
- easier - Total accessibility ( Any where, any time, any device without legal knowledge)
- cheaper - No need to pay high fees to use our services, the price is fair and square. 2 WILL to create / 1 WILL to edit
- More secure - Useful tokenization and strong encryption to guarantee data protection against fraud, tampering, clerical error, and natural disasters.
For the second part of your question I will paste my previous answer from our
main bitcointalk post:
In the majority of countries, To validate a Will you have to write it by hands and have it signed in front of two witnesses.
The handwritten part is obsolete and slowly legally getting replaced by computer written documents.
You can find a Canadian ruling on a case with a valid Will written with a computer here (in French) :
http://t.soquij.ca/j9Z2LSo you can NOT validate your Will on the Blockchain today. That's why we are pushing this project to make it possible "tomorrow".
In the meantime, You will still be able to use our platform to generate a Will, print/handwrite it, sign it in front of two witness and Voilà! you got a valid Will.
Post-ICO, we will focus our energy on these objectives :
1/ Build the desired architecture
2/ Advocate for a change in regulations
3/ Help create an intergenerational dialogue about end of life preparations.
Hope I have been able to answer your questions.
All the best from Switzerland
William
