No bank connection, no provider passwords and no keys. Around the record you build sit encryption, UK hosting and details you can check yourself.
AES-256 at rest · TLS in transit · UK hosting
Your record
UK data centres
Google Cloud, UK
Encrypted
AES-256 at rest, TLS in transit
Your record
Providers, notes and documents you choose to add
What we hold
SuccessionKeeper records where your financial life is held, without the credentials that unlock it.
What the record holds
Provider or institution name
Account type and optional reference details
Notes you choose to add
Documents you choose to upload
Account numbers and values are optional. A provider and type is enough to tell someone where to start.
What it never needs
Bank or investment logins
Provider passwords and PINs
Crypto private keys or seed phrases
Permission to move money, or a live bank feed
SuccessionKeeper doesn’t hold the credentials needed to sign in to your providers or move your money.
How your information is protected
Follow one provider from the moment you add it to the moment anything is shared.
A provider, a note or a document, typed or uploaded by you.
Encrypted in transit between your device and our servers.
AES-256 encryption protects what is stored.
Core customer records and uploaded documents are stored in Google Cloud infrastructure in the UK.
Only if you stop responding, as a structured summary and never as a login.
The five-week sequence and what nominees receive are explained on How it works.
See how controlled release works →Status
What is in place, what you can look up yourself, and what has not been done.
Control
Status
How you can check
Encryption: AES-256 at rest, TLS in transit
In place
TLS is visible in your browser. AES-256 at rest: published by SuccessionKeeper.
UK hosting in Google Cloud UK data centres
In place
Published by SuccessionKeeper; scope described on this page.
Two-factor sign-in with a one-time code
In place
Try it when you create an account.
Download or delete your data, and close your account
In place
Try it during your free trial.
Each line is something you can look up or try yourself. Where it is our own statement, we say so.
What if
Four questions a careful person asks before putting anything here.
In place
Records are encrypted with AES-256 at rest. No provider passwords, PINs or private keys are required.
What it means for you
The record is deliberately separate from the credentials needed to access your financial providers.
In place
There is no live connection between SuccessionKeeper and your providers.
What it means for you
A provider breach cannot use an integration to access your SuccessionKeeper record.
In place
Two-factor authentication is available for added security.
What it means for you
A password alone does not complete a 2FA-protected sign-in.
In place
One missed prompt does not release anything. A five-week safeguard sequence runs before release.
What it means for you
Your primary nominee is asked to remind you to log in, and one login stops the process.
UK law requires a notifiable personal data breach to be reported to the ICO within 72 hours of becoming aware of it.
ICO guidance →Accountability
Registered
England and Wales, company number 16874074
Data protection
Registered with the ICO, reference ZC154782
Registered office
Camburgh House, 27 New Dover Road, Canterbury CT1 3DN
Founders
Peter Vulchev and Deyan Nenov
Found a problem?
You contact us directly
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We investigate and remediate where needed
We update you when the review is complete
Last reviewed 21 October 2026
Common questions
Not in normal use. We do not browse customer records. Your records and documents are encrypted with AES-256 when stored and with TLS 1.3 when sent. One role, our head of system infrastructure, can access the systems that hold them, to run, back up and restore the service, and every access is logged. SuccessionKeeper also holds the means to decrypt your records, because the service has to prepare the summary your nominees receive if the release process runs its course. This is not a zero-knowledge design.
Use the recovery process tied to your registered email or sign-in method. If you no longer control it, contact support@successionkeeper.com. Keep your registered email secure and current.
SuccessionKeeper is funded by customer subscriptions. We do not sell your personal information to anyone, including advertisers and data brokers.
Download your data, or delete it, before you close. Anything left is kept encrypted for 90 days, then deleted.
Get started
Look us up on the public registers, read how controlled release works, then add one provider and see how little it needs.
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SuccessionKeeper provides record-keeping tools and general information. It does not provide financial, tax or legal advice.