Digital assets plan:
Online accounts and files in your estate plan

Digital assets plan is one item on PortfolioPilot's estate planning checklist.

Mark it as done when you have it in place, and use the third-party template and tools linked with it. Informational only, not legal advice; talk to an attorney or tax advisor before acting. Free.

Feature basics

Which plan you need
The estate planning checklist. Included in the Free plan
In the checklist
Make provisions for your digital assets, such as online accounts and digital files.
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Always

What is in the checklist item?

The item and its resources. Switch tabs.

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PortfolioPilot digital assets plan demo. The item and its resources. Switch tabs.

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How it works

How digital assets works in PortfolioPilot

Three steps from your accounts to the answer.

Step 1

Open Estate planning

Under Plan, choose Estate planning.

Step 2

Find the item

Digital assets plan.

Step 3

Mark it as done

Use the template and tools, then tick it off.

What to consider

What should you know about digital assets?

Points to raise with an attorney or tax advisor.

What to list

Online accounts, files, photos and crypto.

Access

How someone you trust could reach them.

An inventory

A third-party worksheet to list them.

No passwords here

PortfolioPilot does not store credentials.

Related estate planning features

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Questions

Questions about digital assets

Short answers here, with a link to the full help center article where one exists.

What does the estate planning feature do?

A checklist of documents, with templates, tools and articles. Read more in the Help Center →

Is this legal advice?

No. Talk to an attorney or tax advisor before acting.

Does PortfolioPilot store my passwords?

No.

Is it free?

Yes.