Terms of Service

What Carryr is (and isn’t)

• Carryr helps collect, structure, and safeguard digital-asset information and instructions.
• Carryr can prepare structured outputs (e.g., Digital Asset Schedules) for your records and for your solicitor.
• Carryr is not a law firm and does not draft your will or advise on legal distribution.
• Legal authority to act comes from a valid will and (where applicable) probate and executor authority.

Two-stage engagement model

Carryr’s services are commonly structured in two stages:

• Client Service Agreement (CSA) (while you are alive): information gathering and preparation only.
• Executor Engagement Agreement (EEA) (after death and authority confirmed): an executor may engage Carryr as a service provider to carry out execution tasks relating to digital assets.

Carryr does not become the executor by default. The executor retains authority and oversight.

No legal or financial advice

• Carryr can provide general education about how platforms and digital assets work.
• Carryr does not provide advice about how you should distribute assets or draft dispositive clauses.
• You should obtain independent legal advice and have a licensed solicitor draft or review your will.

Appointments and consults

• We may ask pre-consult questions to prepare for your meeting and match you with the right specialist.
• If recording is offered, it will be on an opt-in basis and with your consent.
• Scheduling, rescheduling, and cancellations may be subject to reasonable notice requirements.

Your responsibilities

• Provide accurate information and keep your instructions up to date.
• Use Carryr lawfully and only for assets and accounts you are authorized to describe.
• Keep your account secure and notify us of suspected compromise.

Limitations and disclaimers

• Outcomes depend on third-party platforms, lawful authority, and the executor’s instructions.
• Carryr cannot guarantee access to, recovery of, or transfer of any specific digital asset.
• We may refuse or pause action where authority is unclear or instructions are inconsistent with law.

These Terms are informational and should be reviewed by counsel before production use.