About Integrinet
A Seoul practice devoted to quiet, in-person cold-storage inventory and paper-backup clarity for multi-wallet families.
Why we exist
Integrinet began after watching relatives in Gangnam and Mapo keep hardware wallets in separate drawers with no shared index. When one person travelled, nobody else could say which paper envelope matched which device. The brand’s work is deliberately narrow: count offline wallets, audit paper and metal backups, and leave a recovery map the household can read without us.
How we work
Sessions happen in your home or a private room you arrange. Two practitioners may attend for larger inventories; one always leads the conversation so the household is not answering overlapping questions. We speak in plain English (and Korean when the family prefers) about physical objects — devices, envelopes, plates, safes — not market outlooks.
People
Sora Han coordinates visits and drafts inventory sheets. She previously supported family office administrative work in Yeoksam-dong and now focuses on cold-storage documentation habits.
Evan Park handles device handling protocol during audits: power-off checks, labelling, and ensuring backups are never photographed. He trained through years of personal cold-storage stewardship before joining Integrinet full time.
Values that show up in the room
- Presence over haste — we would rather reschedule than rush an open backup with guests arriving.
- No custody — seed material stays in your hands; our notes never include recovery words.
- Household literacy — at least two adults should leave able to find every listed item.
- Local continuity — we are based at 737 Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06168 and plan follow-ups for families who stay in the metro area.
Community
We do not run public workshops with open seed demos. Occasionally we host small, invitation-only household clinics for existing clients who want to practice locating their own materials under timed conditions — still without reading phrases aloud.