Seed Vault Discipline

A six-module Cold Wallet Safety Workflow that turns scattered advice into a personal custody runbook you can rehearse.

Abstract blockchain-inspired illustration

Learning outcomes

  • Define a device trust boundary for signing versus everyday computing.
  • Produce a backup inventory with locations, media types, and inspection dates.
  • Write a passphrase policy that balances secrecy with recoverability.
  • Complete one timed recovery drill and record what broke under pressure.
  • Draft a household briefing that explains roles without revealing seed words.

Modules

  1. 1. Map your threat surface

    Inventory devices, cloud accounts, and people who can influence recovery. No scare tactics—just a clear map.

  2. 2. Isolate the signing path

    Practical air-gap patterns for apartments and shared offices, including what “good enough” looks like.

  3. 3. Backup media that age well

    Paper, metal, and hybrid approaches with inspection calendars and redundancy rules.

  4. 4. Passphrase and PIN discipline

    Policy templates that discourage unrecoverable cleverness while keeping secrets out of chat apps.

  5. 5. Recovery rehearsal

    A structured drill on a spare device with timing notes and a postmortem template.

  6. 6. Publish your runbook

    Assemble the final document, peer-review checklist, and annual refresh reminder.

Portrait of instructor Hae-won Park

Instructor

Hae-won Park designs custody workshops for small teams in Busan and remote cohorts across Korea. Her sessions emphasize written procedures over tool fandom.

Informational pricing

Self-paced access: ₩289,000. Mentored cohort (includes one runbook review): ₩419,000. Checkout is not available on this site—contact us to enroll. See Pricing for tier comparisons.

Learner notes

“Module 5’s timed drill exposed that my metal backup was stored without a location index. Fixing that took an afternoon; finding it in a real emergency would have taken much longer.”

— Priya N., product designer

★★★★☆ · “Solid structure. The peer forum is quieter than I hoped on weeknights, but instructor notes on my passphrase policy were sharp.”

— Platform-style review, March cohort

FAQ

Do I need a specific hardware wallet brand?

No. Lessons stay brand-agnostic. You will adapt templates to the device you already trust.

Is this financial or investment advice?

No. The course teaches operational safety habits only. Read Not Financial Advice.

What is a real limitation of this course?

We do not provide live incident response or private key recovery services. If funds are already inaccessible, you need a specialist firm—not a classroom program.

How long should I budget each week?

Most learners spend 2–3 hours on modules and another hour on the runbook draft.