DigiPulse was launched by “APNIKA” LLC in Riga, Latvia in 2016. The concept came from the Co-founder Dmitry Dementyev-Dedelis who has gained in-depth fundraising, psychological and technical experience from his previous experience working as the CTO for the company Funderful. The Idea originated from working extensive hours for a three year period, thus compromising health to the point, where the need for such a service arose. The idea gained an additional spin when presented to the Co-founder Normunds Kvilis, who has a banking background and added the cryptocurrency aspect to the initial idea of storing memorabilia and valuables.
The idea came from the fact that we as humans are vulnerable to mortality and if anyone of us were to pass away, it wasn’t quite sure how the rightful inheritors would gain access to everything stored online. Of course, not anything we accumulate can be considered as “valuable”, but when it comes to assets that contain monetary value, it seems careless not to pass such things on. Hence the focus on cryptocurrencies.
Due to legaslations and tax policy in Latvia, the current project is being run from Estonian LLC "DigiPulse".
Online presence checkups; Automated transfer of inheritance; Passive mining; Different levels of integrations
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DigiPulse doesn’t transfer your cryptocurrencies after death: the company just uses the blockchain to transfer information to a selected recipient after death. A pre-chosen “time of inactivity” is recorded into the DigiPulse smart contract. After that time has passed, the smart contract will assume you’re dead, and the smart contract will execute. Until the smart contract is executed, your data is protected with two layers of encryption on the DigiPulse platform.
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