Evoke Vault vs Evoke Inheritance: Which Do I Need?

Evoke offers two core products: Evoke Vault (multisig Bitcoin custody) and Evoke Inheritance (inheritance planning for any Bitcoin setup). Here's how to decide which one — or both — is right for you.

Choose Evoke Vault if...

  • You want to upgrade your Bitcoin security with multisig custody
  • You're currently using a single hardware wallet and worried about single points of failure
  • You want Evoke to hold a recovery key for worst-case scenarios
  • You're willing to move your Bitcoin into a new vault

The vault also includes inheritance planning features as standard — so if you choose Vault, you get Inheritance included.

Choose Evoke Inheritance if...

  • You're happy with your current wallet setup and don't want to move your Bitcoin
  • You want to ensure your family can access your Bitcoin if something happens to you
  • You hold Bitcoin across multiple wallets (hardware, software, exchange)
  • You need a solicitor-ready Digital Asset Schedule

Inheritance works with any Bitcoin wallet — you don't need to use Evoke Vault at all. We document and protect your existing setup.

Choose both if...

  • You want the most comprehensive protection: multisig security plus detailed inheritance documentation
  • You're setting up a new Bitcoin strategy from scratch
  • You hold significant Bitcoin and want full protection

Note: The Personal plan includes both Vault and Inheritance at £254/year. There's no separate pricing for just one or the other.

Quick decision guide

  • Have Bitcoin on an exchange? Start with Vault to get it off the exchange into self-custody.
  • Have a hardware wallet but no inheritance plan? Inheritance is the minimum viable step.
  • Have multiple wallets and no plan? Inheritance is essential; add Vault if you want to consolidate.
  • Starting from scratch? Get both — they work together seamlessly.

Still unsure? Email our team and we'll help you figure out what fits your situation.

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