Meria, a French crypto platform, has teamed up with Legapass to solve a key issue in the crypto space: inheritance. The new partnership allows users to securely pass on their digital assets after death. This feature targets a growing need among crypto investors who want to ensure their funds don’t disappear with them.
With this integration, Meria now lets users choose heirs for their crypto wallets. The process also supports notaries, helping them access and manage digital assets during inheritance cases. Legapass handles the technical side, storing access credentials in secure vaults and allowing retrieval through legal steps.
This is an important shift for crypto investors in France. Before this, most platforms had no formal system to support inheritance. Now, Meria gives users peace of mind that their funds will go to the right people, even years later.
More Features for Everyday Investors
Aside from inheritance tools, Meria has added more crypto services to support regular users. The platform currently offers staking, lending, and managed portfolios. These tools help users earn passive income or invest without active trading.
The staking service covers over 70 different tokens. Users can earn interest by locking their tokens on the platform, with some rates reaching double digits annually. Meria provides full transparency on returns, fees, and lockup periods.
Portfolio management is also growing in popularity. Meria offers three types of investment plans: Conservative, Balanced, and Dynamic. Each has a minimum entry of €30,000 and uses different strategies to match risk levels. Users can track performance directly through the app.
Mobile App Makes Crypto Simpler
Meria launched its mobile app in early 2024. The app supports all core services, including buying, selling, staking, and portfolio tracking. Users can set recurring purchases, making it easier to invest in crypto gradually.
The app is available for Android and iOS users. It provides a clean interface and quick access to market data. It also includes two-factor authentication and biometric login for extra security.
Meria updates the app often. Recent updates have added better portfolio graphs, real-time staking rewards, and push alerts for market changes. The goal is to make the app a one-stop tool for crypto investors of all levels.
Security remains a priority for Meria. As a registered digital asset provider in France, the platform meets strict local regulations. It uses cold storage, multi-signature wallets, and follows anti-money laundering rules.