Client stories

Specific notes from multi-wallet households who invited Integrinet in for cold-storage inventory and paper-backup work.

They found a second paper copy of our older wallet that we had filed under the wrong year. The inventory sheet alone was worth the afternoon.

Hyejin K. — Family cold-storage inventory setup · Mapo-gu

I wished we had cleared the dining table before they arrived — otherwise the visit felt calm and thorough. My partner finally knows which metal plate belongs to which device.

Minseo & Junho — Inventory setup · Gangnam-gu

The audit showed our “complete” notebook was missing two words on one list. Embarrassing, but better than discovering that during a move. We rewrote the sheet ourselves while they watched.

Daniel R. — Paper-backup audit · Yongsan-gu

After inheriting my father’s hardware wallet we booked a recount. Integrinet updated the map without pressuring us to power the device until we were ready.

Yuna S. — Household recount · Seocho-gu

We keep four offline wallets for different time horizons. The labelling system they suggested is simple enough that our adult son understood it in ten minutes.

The Cho household — Inventory setup · Songpa-gu

Extended note — three wallets, one overlooked envelope

A couple in Yeoksam-dong booked the flagship inventory after buying a third cold wallet. During the scope lock we listed two devices and one sealed metal plate. Midway through the backup alignment, a relative mentioned a paper envelope “in the piano bench.” That envelope held a partial recovery list for the oldest wallet — twelve of twenty-four words, written years earlier and abandoned.

We paused the session, marked the envelope as incomplete on the inventory, and asked the household to decide whether to finish rewriting that backup or retire the device after moving funds themselves on another day. Integrinet did not move funds. The couple chose to complete a fresh paper backup under observation, destroy the incomplete sheet, and place the new sealed copy in a home safe already used for passports.

The recovery map now lists three devices, three verified backups, and one retired incomplete sheet destroyed on record. The visit ran about forty minutes longer than the estimate; that overage was discussed before continuing.

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