alanjnr

bitcoin

Hi all,

Alan here, founder of Evoke.

I'm a long-time Bitcoiner, and a while back, I ran into a problem I couldn't ignore: I had a solid self-custody setup, but no simple way for my family to inherit my Bitcoin if something happened to me. Single-sig felt too fragile, and I was looking for a way to document this effectively in my will.

After finding no solution that met my standards in the UK, I decided to build one. The result is Evoke Vault.

Our approach is a non-custodial 2-of-3 multi-sig wallet:

Key 1: Held by the user on their hardware wallet.

Key 2: Held by the user on their mobile device (or other backup).

Key 3: Held by Evoke, acting as a non-controlling recovery & inheritance agent.

This ensures the user always has control (they hold 2 of 3 keys), while providing a robust, auditable path for recovery and continuity. The goal is to bridge the gap between simple self-custody and full family office-level governance.

We're now getting ready for our private beta—Vault 50—where we're selecting 50 founding members to test the wallet UX and provide critical feedback before our public launch. Successful applicants get a free year.

Another layer of this is the documentation and tracking of all external wallets which in turn generates legal documents (currently this is UK only). This comes in at higher tiers but the wallet itself can be used by anyone.

I know this community has some of the deepest expertise on custody and security in the world. I would be hugely grateful for any feedback, critiques, or questions on our approach.

If this mission resonates with you, you can apply for a founding spot here: https://evokevault.io/vault50-tch 

Thanks for your time.
Alan

Seeking feedback on Evoke: a multi-sig approach to Bitcoin inheritance in the UK

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**Evoke Solutions **is the UK’s first Bitcoin treasury consultancy for HNWIs and SMEs. We deliver secure, non-custodial, multi-sig wallet setups with inheritance, governance, and risk controls baked in.

We’re now building a simple interface to abstract away technical complexity for clients. Think: 2-of-3 wallet builder + Trezor integration + recovery test flow + PDF governance export.

We need a Bitcoin-native engineer with real PSBT experience, who can help us build the first version of this product fast, clean, and secure.

**What You’ll Work On:**
2-of-3 wallet creation flow (with descriptors + address validation)
Hardware wallet integration (Trezor via WebUSB or HWI)
PSBT signing coordination (offline + online flows)
Recovery simulation and signing UX
Exportable PDF of wallet structure & governance model
(Optional) lightweight admin dashboard to track setups

**You Should Know:**
BitcoinJS, Specter, Sparrow or Electrum experience
PSBTs, Miniscript, or descriptor-based wallet design
Familiarity with multi-sig coordination and hardware signing
Clean UX thinking — we're not trying to build a bloated dashboard
Bonus: experience with similar wallet projects

**Budget & Rate:**
Fee Range: £8,000 – £14,000 ($10,000 – $18,000 USD)
Engagement: 8–12 weeks freelance (extension possible)
Paid in fiat

Bitcoin Multi-Sig Wallet Engineer (Freelance, PSBT/Descriptor Focus)

Built a Bitcoin multi-sig setup guide — looking for a few early testers

This isn't a static guide, it is a responsive flow which is what I am looking for feedback on. Happy to post a text based version though

Yeah, this is an MVP and the plan is to raise seed funding to scale. Very ambitious and early days. Thanks for checking it out.

If you go to evokesolutions.io you can sign up, use a dummy email and it will let you in. Appreciate any feedback! 

I'm struggling to bypass this! Let me turn it off for now. 

Thanks, it is very much an MVP but a step by step guide, with some FAQs. It is live on my site evokesolutions.io. It does require a log in but use any email, even a fake email is fine and I can bypass the user auth. 

Hey everyone,

I’ve been building a free guided self-custody process to help people set up their own 2-of-3 multi-sig wallets (hardware + sparrow stack). No custody, no exchange reliance, fully self-managed.

My goal is to make the initial setup flow as simple and foolproof as possible — especially for people who want to self-custody but are nervous about doing multi-sig alone.

Before I open it up further, I’m looking for a few Bitcoiners willing to run through the flow and give me honest feedback on:

Where the instructions suck

Where the process feels confusing

Any weak points you spot re: security or UX

If you're up for it, DM me here or drop a comment and I’ll send over a private link to the guide.

No sales, no upsells. Just looking for honest feedback from people in the know.

Thanks in advance, really appreciate it.