Clarity first
Shows what this is, what matters first, and what should not be rushed.
Heir View
Design for the person under pressure
LAV heir view is built around one reality: the person stepping in may be overwhelmed, unfamiliar with crypto, and afraid of making a mistake.
Heir Model
What heir view is for
The heir view is not built for experts. It is built to make the first steps clear, reduce panic, and guide the right person through the right sequence with fewer chances to get lost.
Guided sequence
Moves the person through the right order instead of leaving them with scattered records and guesswork.
Reduced fear
Helps the next person move with more confidence by giving context, warnings, and cleaner direction.
Heir Example
Example heir-view structure
What the heir sees
- Step 1: Understand what this vault is
- Step 2: Confirm the trusted-role order
- Step 3: Review the packet guidance
- Step 4: Move into wallet context carefully
- Step 5: Follow release instructions in order
What heir view should prevent
- Clicking blindly into unknown wallets
- Trusting random helpers too early
- Skipping the packet and role order
- Taking action before understanding context
- Turning stress into scattered mistakes
Why it matters
Why heir view matters
No expert assumption
The next person may know almost nothing about $XRP, wallets, or custody. The system has to respect that.
No pressure collapse
Heir view is meant to absorb some of the pressure so the person can move step by step.
No confusing first step
The first screen should guide, not overwhelm. That is the point of heir view.
Current State
What this page represents right now
Live public direction
This page now shows the real heir-view structure LAV is being built around.
Next product step
Heir view is built to help the next person move with more clarity and less fear.