Death Trigger & Execution

Set up now, fires at death. This is the mechanism that turns "arranged" into "distributed" — target: days, not the ~2-year Faraid/probate route.

{#if !triggered}

1. Executor

Executor name saveExecutorField('executor_name', e.target.value)} />

2. Attestors

At least {threshold} confirmations plus a death certificate reference are required to fire the trigger — no single person can trigger this alone, and it cannot fire silently.

{#each attestors as a}

saveAttestorName(a)} />

{/each}

3. Death record

Date of death saveExecutorField('date_of_death', e.target.value)} /> Death certificate reference number saveExecutorField('death_cert_ref', e.target.value)} /> {#if myRole === 'agent'}

As an estate agent, you can set up everything above — but only the head of family (owner) can fire the trigger. Ask them to review and confirm when the time comes.

{/if} {#if error}

{error}

{/if}

{confirmedCount} / {threshold} attestor confirmations {#if canTrigger}Ready to trigger{/if}

{:else}

{coverage.fastPercent}% of the estate has an execution packet below. {#if coverage.exposedTotal > 0} {coverage.exposedTotal.toLocaleString()} has no fast-path coverage and must go through the conventional Faraid/probate process — this was the gap the Coverage Dashboard flagged before death. {/if}

{#each coverage.rows.filter(r => r.fast) as r (r.asset.id)}

{r.asset.description} {r.channel} · {r.ownedValue.toLocaleString()}

{/each} {/if}