How your family gets access
without seeing what they shouldn't.
When the time comes, Soult provides a clear, verified, step-by-step path for your executor to access your vault. It's a protocol designed to open, not to block, while ensuring only the right people get access at the right time.
TWO EXECUTOR ROLES
One for emergencies, one for the final handover.
You can name two types of executors. An Emergency Executor for urgent situations (like incapacitation), and a Named Executor for the final handover after your passing. They have different levels of access and verification requirements.
Emergency Executor
Can be granted temporary, read-only access in a verified emergency. Ideal for a spouse or trusted family member who might need immediate access to critical information.
Named Executor
The person legally responsible for your estate. They follow a more rigorous verification process to gain full, read-only access to your vault for estate settlement.
THE 5-STEP PROCESS
A clear, verified path to your vault.
Executor Initiates Handover
Your designated executor logs into their own Soult account and requests access to your vault, providing a reason for the request (e.g., incapacitation, passing).
Identity Verification
The executor must verify their identity using government-issued ID. This is a mandatory, one-time process to prevent unauthorized access.
Document Submission
They upload required legal documents, such as a death certificate or a doctor's note confirming incapacitation, as specified in your handover instructions.
Internal Review & Approval
Two separate Soult compliance officers review the request, identity verification, and submitted documents against your pre-set conditions. This dual-approval process ensures accuracy and security.
Access Granted
Once approved, the executor is granted secure, read-only access to your vault through their own account. They can view and download information but cannot alter anything.
OUR COMMITMENT & LIMITS
What Soult will (and will not) do.
Our role is to be a secure custodian and a reliable gatekeeper. We verify, we grant access based on your instructions, but we do not interpret legal documents or mediate family disputes.
We Don't Interpret Wills
Soult is not a law firm. We follow your explicit digital instructions. We do not interpret legal language or make judgments on the validity of a will.
We Don't Mediate Disputes
Our process is based on the verification of facts and documents you require. We cannot get involved in family disagreements or disputes over assets.
We Don't Act as Executor
We provide the platform for your chosen executor to act. Soult itself never acts as an executor, trustee, or fiduciary for your estate.
Soult is not a replacement for a will.Read about legal validity.
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
Built to open, not to block.
Digital asset handover is broken. Families are locked out of accounts, losing memories and assets forever. Traditional services are slow, expensive, and opaque.
Soult was designed from the ground up to solve this. Our protocol is rigorous but not impossible. It balances robust security with the practical reality that your family needs a reliable way in. We are on your family's side.
EXECUTOR STORIES
Peace of mind for the people you trust.
Names and details have been changed to protect the privacy of our members and their families.
