Appashpath

Suwon, South Korea · Est. 2019

Your wallets deserve a proper archive

We help investors who hold assets across multiple non-custodial wallets build clear, offline records of their holdings — without ever taking custody of your keys.

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What we do

Archive support for multi-wallet investors

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Why investors come to us

When seed phrases live in three notebooks and two safes

Most of our clients hold assets across four to twelve non-custodial wallets. They know the keys. What they lack is a single, readable record of which wallet holds what, when it was last verified, and who should know where the backups sit.

We help you build that record — on paper, in encrypted local files, or both — without ever taking custody of your keys.

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From recent archive sessions

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After the session I finally had a binder that matched my actual wallet count. Took longer than I expected because I had forgotten about two old mobile wallets, but the consultant was patient.
— Hyeon-jun K., hardware wallet holder, Bundang
The documentation review caught a typo in one of my recovery phrase copies. That alone justified the fee, though I wish the office had weekend hours.
— Sarah M., multi-chain investor, Seoul

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Companion reference app

Clients who complete an archive consultation may use our companion reference app to review their documented wallet structure offline.

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