Safe wallets are built with recovery and continuity in mind. They can include a guardian module that initiates signer changes with a time delay and a quorum-based rejection mechanism, ensuring that no single party can take control. We also recommend advisors standardize a recovery playbook from the start, including the use of multiple signers when setting up a client wallet. Example setup: A typical configuration would include 3 total signers with 2 required to execute transactions. Two of these signers are client-controlled, and one is advisor-controlled. This ensures: * The advisor can help initiate transactions but cannot control the wallet alone. The client has redundancy (a backup signer stored securely) in case their primary signer is lost. Succession planning: The same structure applies to estate planning. Wallets can be designed with flexible governance rules to accommodate inheritance or succession needs. Advisors can configure additional signers—family members, executors, or trustees—so control passes seamlessly according to the client’s estate plan.