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# Detailed Contract Setup Flow

## **Create CryptoLegacy Contract** 

* **Beneficiaries**:
  * Beneficiaries provide their addresses and public encryption keys.
  * Add 5 beneficiaries (provide their addresses and public encryption keys).
  * Set a 1-month delay per beneficiary (of course, you can choose any period).
  * Distribute equal shares (20% each) over 10 years. You can customize any parameter.
* **Deployment**:
  * Pay DAO donation and deploy the contract via the Factory.
  * Guardians and Recovery plugins are automatically added.
* **Data Storage**:
  * Beneficiary addresses are stored as hashes.
  * Original addresses and encryption keys are saved locally in your browser.

## **Token Approval**

* You have:
  * 3 multisig wallets holding assets.
  * 4 regular wallet addresses.
* Approve all tokens from all wallets to the new CryptoLegacy contract.
* Wallet and ERC20 token addresses are automatically saved locally in your browser.

## **Backup Encryption**

* Your backup is automatically encrypted with your public encryption key.
* Send a transaction to store the encrypted backup within a smart contract event.

## **Beneficiary Data Encryption**

* Wallet and asset addresses are automatically encrypted for each beneficiary using their public encryption keys.
* Send a transaction to store the encrypted data within a smart contract event.

## **Beneficiary Access and Testing**

* Beneficiaries do **not** have direct access to encrypted messages.
* Request beneficiaries verify encryption by testing with a provided test message.

## **Update timeout on CryptoLegacy Contract**

* Each 6 months send transaction to update timeout.


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