Development Update [2025/07] - Safe Haven

Development Update [2025/07]

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Posted on Thursday 31 July 2025 at 21:46 Project Updates

As July comes to a close, our commitment to building secure, compliant, and scalable solutions for digital inheritance remains stronger than ever. This month marked another important chapter in the evolution of Inheriti® Elements. We’ve continued to make meaningful progress by deepening technical integrations, expanding real-world use cases, and advancing regulatory readiness—redefining how digital continuity is preserved across industries. Let’s dive into the latest progress!

Progress on Inheriti® Elements SDK

In July, development of the Inheriti® Elements SDK continued to move forward steadily as we laid more groundwork for future integrations and long-term scalability. Our development team focused on refining the modular architecture to ensure seamless deployment across both Web2 and Web3 environments. This included enhancements to the API structure, more efficient share-handling logic, and flexible configuration options for third-party services. We also made substantial progress on SDK documentation, making it easier for developers to onboard and explore the full potential of Inheriti’s cryptographic protection features.

Initial testing with select partners proved extremely valuable — not only did it confirm the core functionality and security of the SDK modules, but it also provided actionable insights into usability from an integrator’s perspective. Based on this feedback, we introduced improvements to the SDK’s setup process, added more developer tooling, and adjusted key interface components to better align with real-world integration needs.

Inheriti® Gains Traction Across Key Industries

Throughout July, we’ve seen growing interest in Inheriti® from several key sectors actively seeking robust digital protection and secure data transfer solutions. Conversations are progressing with potential partners in the medical and security industries, where secure storage and controlled access to sensitive information are mission-critical. In addition, we’ve received strong engagement from the banking and insurance sectors, where legacy planning, compliance, and digital asset protection are becoming increasingly important. These early-stage dialogues reflect the expanding relevance of Inheriti® across industries that demand trust, continuity, and next-generation data inheritance solutions. As integration possibilities are explored, we remain focused on adapting Inheriti® Elements to support diverse enterprise needs.

Advancing Compliance for Global Sectors

As Inheriti® continues to attract attention from regulated industries across multiple continents, ensuring compliance with internationally recognized security standards has become a strategic priority. In July, we formally initiated the groundwork to obtain two key certifications: ISO/IEC 50518 and SOC 2. ISO/IEC 50518 outlines stringent operational and technical requirements for physical and digital security operations centers, making it highly relevant for our work with partners in the security, banking, and infrastructure sectors. At the same time, SOC 2, governed by the AICPA, assesses controls related to security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy, making it a critical benchmark for partners in medical, insurance, and financial sectors.

These certifications are not just checkboxes; they are essential enablers for deeper integration with enterprise systems, cross-border partnerships, and large-scale deployments. By aligning Inheriti® Elements with these global standards, we aim to remove compliance barriers and accelerate adoption in regions with strict regulatory frameworks — including North America, the EU, and parts of Asia-Pacific. The certification process is already underway in collaboration with independent auditors and security consultants, and we remain committed to full transparency throughout. Achieving ISO 50518 and SOC 2 will position Inheriti® as a trusted backbone for data inheritance, access control, and digital continuity in even the most demanding operational environments.

Business Integration and Partner Feedback

Over the past month, we’ve experienced a significant increase in inbound interest from both Web2 and Web3 businesses seeking to integrate Inheriti® into their platforms. The increasing attention reinforces what we’ve expected all along: digital continuity is quickly becoming a standard user expectation, not a peripheral option.

Use cases span a wide range, from companies seeking to reduce user support tickets due to lost access, to legal-tech startups developing automated estate planning solutions that combine smart contracts with secure data storage.

We’ve initiated early onboarding conversations with select partners and are working closely with them to co-design the first production-ready integrations. This collaborative approach helps us fine-tune technical implementation while ensuring real-world fit across industries.

Momentum Building: Inheriti® Elements Ready to Scale Across Industries

As Inheriti® Elements gains traction in the market and advances conversations with key sectors worldwide, our focus in July has been on refining and expanding the framework to support scalable adoption across both Web2 and Web3 environments. Building on the positive feedback from early adopters and ongoing partner engagements in industries such as legal-tech, fintech, and enterprise security, we continue to enhance the SDK to better serve diverse implementation needs.

In parallel, our efforts focus on elevating developer support through a complete overhaul of technical documentation, providing detailed step-by-step guides, live code examples, and comprehensive API references—all designed to simplify onboarding and speed up integration. To meet specific industry demands, we’re rolling out ready-made SDK templates tailored for sectors actively exploring Inheriti®, including wallets, banking, insurance, and digital identity management.

With these initiatives underway, Inheriti® Elements is solidifying its role as a foundational technology for digital continuity, trusted globally not only in crypto but across a wide array of sectors that demand secure, reliable, and long-term data protection.

Cointelegraph Feature Boosts Visibility

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Cointelegraph for featuring our innovative security device, SafeKey, in their recent article. As the creators of SafeKey, SafeTech is honored to receive such widespread recognition. Being highlighted in a global publication not only reinforces the importance of what we’re building—it also gives us an invaluable opportunity to bring our mission to a broader audience. This kind of visibility helps validate the need for secure, blockchain-powered legacy protection and drives awareness around inheritance-as-a-service solutions. Ultimately, it strengthens our credibility and opens new doors to partnerships, integrations, and growth opportunities as we continue our work toward making digital continuity a standard for everyone.

Read article: https://cointelegraph.com/magazine/bitcoin-inheritances-a-guide-for-heirs-and-the-not-yet-dead/

SafeSwap Re-Enables $HAI with LayerZero OFT Integration

Following the targeted security breach in June, Hacken has successfully launched the new $HAI token on July 22, rebuilt using LayerZero’s OFT standard. This marks a major milestone in restoring the security and interoperability of the $HAI ecosystem.

The updated $HAI architecture includes multi-signature governance, enhanced protection, and a secure token migration mechanism. New OFT contracts have been deployed on Base, BNB Chain, and Ethereum, and SafeSwap has re-enabled its swapping functionality.

Users can now claim the new $HAI token directly through the hAI App, with full support for multiple Web3 wallets. Eligibility for the claim is based on a snapshot taken before June 20, ensuring fair distribution to previous holders. The new setup allows seamless bridging of $HAI across VeChain, Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Base. Please note that the claim window is limited to six months—no exceptions will be made after the deadline.

We commend Hacken for their swift recovery and are proud to support the secure relaunch of $HAI. As always, user security remains our top priority—and we remain committed to providing safe, reliable tools that empower communities to rebuild stronger, more resilient ecosystems.

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