Asset identity
Wallet label, network, asset type, public address, storage method, and why that wallet exists.
Wallet Records
Make every wallet understandable
LAV wallet records are built to turn scattered wallet knowledge into a clear structure your family can actually follow.
Wallet Model
What a wallet record covers
A real wallet record is more than an address. It gives the next person enough context to know what they are looking at, where it belongs, and how to avoid making a bad move.
Access path
What app or device is used, whether hardware is involved, whether a passphrase exists, and where the recovery path begins.
Recovery context
Priority level, warnings, test-send discipline, and notes that help a trusted person move carefully instead of guessing.
Record Example
Example wallet record structure
Record snapshot
- Wallet label: Primary XRP Reserve
- Network: XRPL
- Asset focus: $XRP
- Storage type: Self-custody
- Public address: Stored as reference
- Priority: High
Recovery notes
- Explains what app is used
- Explains whether a hardware device is involved
- Explains where the backup path starts
- Explains what not to do first
- Explains how to verify safely before moving funds
Why it matters
Why wallet records come first
No blind guessing
The next person should not have to guess which wallet matters, what chain it uses, or where to begin.
No scattered memory
LAV is built so critical information is structured instead of living in your head or in random notes.
No panic moves
A wallet record gives enough context to slow people down, reduce mistakes, and avoid scam-driven decisions.
Current State
What this page represents right now
Live public direction
This page now shows the real structure LAV is being built around, not filler copy.
Next product step
Wallet records help turn scattered information into a structure a trusted person can actually follow.