Custody
Who controls the keys and where counterparty or operating risk sits.
Private security review
Find the weak links in your Bitcoin security setup.
Answer six questions about security practices, not wallet secrets. You will get a prioritized, explainable action list without a score or a claim that your setup is safe.
Six-question reviewAssessment scope
Six operational layers, reviewed separately
Bitcoin risk is not one number. This assessment separates control of keys from backup durability, recovery practice, access protection, payment verification, and continuity planning.
Backup
Whether recovery material is verified and resilient to one failure.
Recovery
Whether the restoration process has been tested under controlled conditions.
Device and account access
How wallet-related devices and custodial accounts resist takeover.
Transaction verification
How destination and amount details are checked before approval.
Continuity planning
Whether trusted people can respond to incapacity or death without guessing.
Method
How the findings are produced
Each answer maps to a documented qualitative finding. Findings are ordered by action priority; they are not combined into a numerical rating.
- High priority identifies a control gap that deserves prompt attention.
- Medium priority identifies a meaningful weakness or single point of failure.
- Maintenance means the described practice appears stronger but still requires review and rehearsal.
Important limitations
This is education, not a security guarantee
A short browser questionnaire cannot inspect your devices, confirm a backup, model every attacker, or account for legal and personal circumstances.
- The result is only as accurate as the practice-level answers you select.
- A lower-priority result does not prove that funds, software, people, or locations are secure.
- Use qualified legal, tax, or security help when the consequences or setup complexity justify it.
Six-question review
Assess one layer at a time
Choose the answer closest to your current practice. Do not choose the answer you plan to implement later.
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Related safety resources
Continue from this risk to the next practical decision
Use the broad safety map when you need context, or open the closest specialist guide for the next action.
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Trace 12 custody threats to controls, expected evidence, residual risks, and primary sources using stable public IDs.
Start with the complete Bitcoin safety map
Separate network, price, custody, scam, transaction, backup, and inheritance risk before choosing a control.
Build the layers that keep bitcoin safer
Connect custody, backups, access control, transaction verification, recovery, and continuity into one process.
Plan for a broken or lost hardware wallet
Understand what recovery material restores, what device failure changes, and what must be tested beforehand.