Safe Haven has a new partnership with another crypto project called My Wish. My Wish also focuses on digital assets being passed onto heirs in the event of a death, as well as protect your crypto stash.
But how will this partnership benefit Safe Haven?
With this partnership, Safe Haven’s platform will have more available contract options, from which users can choose based on their needs. Instead of a universal contract, My Wish’s focus is creating specific contract templates which users can modify slightly based on their needs.
As these contracts are self-executing, it also negates the use of a middle man.
A cool feature of My Wish is the integration of other cryptocurrencies such as NEO & BTC, which can be used on the Safe Haven platform. Previously, SHA tokens was the main storable asset. And with MyWish, other crypto’s can now be added. Though Safe Haven may still require the staking of SHA tokens when using the platform with different cryptos.
Using My Wish, a user can regularly monitor his/her assets to verify that it is there on the blockchain and that the contract is intact. One of the first contracts created thus far is the Last Will contract, which automatically transfers an investors digital assets to the designated individuals in the event of death or severe sickness.
Further to that contract, My Wish is also developing contracts for private key recovery, trust fund contracts, specific condition contracts etc.
A key point to note is that although My Wish is a relatively new project, it’s been around since late last year (2017), meaning that it has a head start. And with one contract already developed, by the time Safe Haven ICO is finished, more development with My Wish may be finished. This would increase the usability of Safe Haven, and increase its desirability.
Lots of new and exciting partnerships with Safe Haven recently. Is the FOMO setting in yet?
As always, DYOR and read their whitepaper!
