Launched via an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) in 2017, DigiPulse aimed to solve the problem of lost cryptocurrencies upon the owner's death. The platform was designed to store and encrypt information about a user's digital assets and online accounts. Through a "digital heartbeat" mechanism, the service would detect a user's inactivity over a prolonged period and, after verification, automatically transfer the stored information to their designated inheritors. The project raised funds by selling its native DGPT token but appears to have ceased development and active operations.

Founded in

Latvia