Client Records
Client Records
Testimonials and documented outcomes from duplicate-backup register and audit trail engagements across South Korea.
What Clients Report
I kept one hardware wallet at home and a paper backup with my sister in Daegu, but never wrote down which envelope was the duplicate of which. The location register Min-seok prepared uses coded site names only — my sister's address never appears in plain text — yet we both know exactly what sits where.— Sung-min L., dual-site holder, Seoul
Our small trading partnership needed an audit trail showing who verified the office safe backup each quarter. Yuna's chronological log satisfied our accountant's request without exposing seed material. Setup took longer than I hoped — about three weeks — but the result was thorough.— Andrei V., partnership treasurer, Changwon
After my mother's stroke, we discovered she had moved a sealed backup from the bank box to a drawer at her clinic. Desktop Haven Way added the new site and retired the old entry in a single audit note. I wish we had done this years earlier.— So-young K., family coordinator, Gimhae
The annual review caught that my authorised viewer list still named my ex-spouse. A small oversight on my part, but exactly the kind of thing that would have caused problems later. The review fee felt reasonable for the peace of mind, though I did need to reschedule once due to their holiday closure.— Thomas R., annual review client, Busan
Extended Case: Partnership Register Reconstruction
A Changwon import firm approached us in 2024 after their previous records keeper retired without transferring backup site documentation. Three partners held hardware wallets with duplicates in a company safe, a director’s home vault, and a notary-held envelope.
Over four weeks we conducted separate interviews, verified safe contents against partner statements, and produced a duplicate-backup location register with a retroactive audit trail covering eighteen months of known verification events. The partners now schedule quarterly reviews through our annual service.
Outcome: solicitors handling a subsequent partnership restructuring accepted the register as evidence of custody continuity without requesting key material.