Cheongju · Treasury Continuity

Reserves off exchanges deserve a written continuity plan

Utilitylagoon helps founders document cold storage custody, recovery procedures, and succession handoffs so treasury reserves survive personnel changes, travel, and emergencies.

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Organized ledger and archival documents on a wooden desk

What founders commission us for

Documentation and advisory for offline reserve custody

Why continuity notes matter

Founders who moved treasury reserves to hardware wallets often discover that the real risk is not theft on an exchange — it is an undocumented custody chain. A co-founder travels, a seed phrase holder resigns, or a device fails, and no one can reconstruct who holds what, where backups live, or how to authorize a transfer under pressure.

Utilitylagoon produces structured continuity notes: custody maps, recovery runbooks, and handoff checklists written for your actual setup, not generic templates.

Typical scope

Multi-signature arrangements, geographically distributed seed storage, corporate treasury policies, and founder succession planning for reserves held outside custodial platforms.

From recent client notes

Founders who documented their offline treasury

We had three hardware wallets and a paper backup in a safe, but no single document explained the signing order. The audit produced a custody map our board could actually read. Took two sessions and one revision cycle.

Min-jae Park

Co-founder, logistics SaaS, Seoul

The recovery runbook was thorough — perhaps more thorough than we needed at our current stage. We kept the full version archived and use a trimmed emergency sheet day to day.

Elena Rostova

CFO, fintech startup, Singapore

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