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Legacy
In Formation

The Plan Is Signed.
Now Make It Hold.

Families pay attorneys to draft careful estate plans, then the accounts drift away from them. World Trade Forever Legacy is being built to close that gap: one platform that keeps a household's assets, titling and beneficiaries in line with its plan, working alongside the licensed professionals who draft, advise and serve.

Where Estate Plans Break
01

Trusts that are signed but never funded

A revocable trust only controls the assets titled into it. Brokerage accounts, bank accounts and property that never get retitled can still end up in probate, the outcome the trust was meant to avoid.

02

Beneficiary designations that contradict the plan

Retirement accounts, life insurance and transfer-on-death registrations pass by their own beneficiary forms, not by the will. One outdated form can quietly override years of planning.

03

Plans that are never revisited

Marriages, births, moves between states, new businesses and large changes in net worth all change what a plan should say. Most families do not find out their documents are stale until someone needs them.

04

Families who can't find anything

Successor trustees and agents under a power of attorney often start with no inventory, no account list and no idea who the advisers are. The first weeks after a death or incapacity are spent searching.

How It Is Being Built

Two layers with a clear line between them. The platform organizes, tracks and alerts. Everything that requires a license is done by an independent licensed professional.

Platform
World Trade Forever
  • ›Guided family and asset intake
  • ›Household asset map across every account and sleeve
  • ›Trust-funding tracker: what is in the trust and what is not
  • ›Beneficiary consistency checks across accounts
  • ›Secure vault for executed documents and successor instructions
  • ›Life-event review prompts
Licensed Partners
Independent professionals
  • ›Estate attorneys: wills, trusts, powers of attorney, legal advice
  • ›Registered investment advisers: managing trust and household assets
  • ›Insurance professionals: life insurance and estate liquidity
  • ›Trust companies and licensed fiduciaries: serving as trustee
One Household, One Picture

Legacy sits on the same unified account.

World Trade Forever is designed to bring a household's sleeves (traditional securities, alternatives and on-chain assets) into one account with one report. Legacy adds the question that matters most over a lifetime: where does all of it go next, and is everything titled and designated the way the plan says?

household.plan        revocable trust
├─ sleeve: securities  titled to trust  ✓
├─ sleeve: alts        titled to trust  ✓
├─ sleeve: on-chain    not in trust     !
├─ ira                 beneficiary set  ✓
└─ life policy         beneficiary stale !

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Licensed Partners We Are Speaking With
◈Estate Planning Attorneys

Firms that draft and execute estate plans and want clients who arrive organized, and plans that stay funded and current after signing.

◇Registered Investment Advisers

Advisers who manage trust and family assets and want them to sit inside the same unified account structure as the rest of the household.

◉Insurance Professionals

Licensed producers who help families plan for estate liquidity and income replacement as part of a coordinated plan.

◌Trust Companies & Fiduciaries

Corporate trustees and licensed fiduciaries who serve when a family member cannot or should not, and who benefit from a complete, current record.

For Licensed Professionals

Help shape it from the start.

We are starting in Arizona and talking with estate attorneys, advisers, insurance professionals and fiduciaries about how the platform and their practice fit together. If that is you, we would like to hear from you.

SKXYWTF LLC and World Trade Forever are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. Legal services are provided only by independent licensed attorneys. No advisory, insurance or fiduciary services are currently offered. Reaching out creates no attorney-client, advisory or other relationship.
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