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<time class="date" datetime="2026-09-06">6 September 2026</time>
<h2><a href="blog/what-a-will-executor-can-see.html">What can a Will-Executor actually see? Privacy in the BAL protocol</a></h2>
<p>A Will-Executor holds one signed, time-locked transaction — and nothing
else. Exactly what it can see (a few addresses, amounts, a date), what
it cannot (who you are, what else you own, who your heirs are), and why
that protection comes from the protocol's architecture, not from a
privacy policy.</p>
<a class="more" href="blog/what-a-will-executor-can-see.html">Read the article →</a>
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