Daejeon · Since 2019

Know where every offline wallet lives before you need to

Workspace Cedarfield prepares custody overviews for households and small holders who keep hardware wallets, paper backups, and recovery materials in more than one place — so separation stays deliberate, not accidental.

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Organized safe deposit materials laid out on a desk for review — A typical opening layout before locations are mapped to devices.

What we document

Separated storage, one readable overview

Hardware wallet devices arranged beside a notebook

Device inventory

Hardware wallets across rooms

We record which Ledger, Trezor, or Coldcard unit sits in which drawer, safe, or relative's home — without copying seed phrases into our files.

Sealed envelopes and labeled folders in a filing cabinet

Backup placement

Paper and metal recovery paths

Seed shards, metal plates, and passphrase hints get location tags and access conditions — who can reach them, and under what circumstances.

Access sequencing

Order of retrieval

When assets span three sites, the wrong retrieval order can lock you out. We draft a sequence your trusted contacts can follow.

Flagship consultation

Multi-Location Custody Overview Session

A three-hour, in-office or video session where we walk through every storage site you use — home safe, office drawer, bank box, family member's address. You leave with a printed custody map and a digital copy stored only where you choose.

Includes device labeling guidance, redundancy check, and a one-page emergency brief for your designated contact.

Session details & scope

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Client voices

What holders say after mapping

We had a Ledger at my parents' apartment and a backup plate in a bank box in Busan. The session forced us to write down which PIN lives where — something we'd avoided for two years.

— Min-jun P., custody overview, three locations

The written sequence for my spouse was the useful part. I still wish we'd booked a follow-up sooner; six months passed before we updated after buying a second device.

— Hye-jin L., recovery path documentation

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