Pre-Seed · Building Toward Launch

A more reliable path for the largest wealth transfer in history

TrustAxis is pioneering an AI- and blockchain-backed approach to trust, estate, and will planning. We help law firms, advisors, and families verify, organize, and safeguard the documents behind every estate, with greater speed, accuracy, and confidence.

Among the first to bring AI verification and blockchain-backed chain of custody together for estate documents.

Reliability · Confidence · Integrity · Benevolence
The Opportunity

Estate administration still runs on paper

Trust and estate services remain a large, slow-moving industry, one where outdated processes create real cost, delay, and risk for the families and firms who depend on them.

2.6 million
probate cases filed in U.S. state courts each year
[1]
56%
of U.S. adults have no estate planning documents of any kind
[2]
48%
of Americans have no instructions for their digital accounts and files
[2]
$124 trillion
projected to pass between generations and to charity through 2048
[3]
Our Approach

Built for the professionals families trust most

We're designing a platform that helps law firms and advisors verify, organize, and safeguard the documentation behind every estate, without adding to their workload.

Guided Verification

Structured, technology-assisted workflows that help ensure documentation is complete and consistent before it reaches an attorney's desk.

Secure Chain of Custody

A tamper-evident record of how documents move through the estate process, giving every stakeholder confidence in what they're relying on.

Designed for Counsel

Attorneys stay in control of legal execution and client relationships. We're shaping the product with estate-law subject-matter experts and prospective pilot firms.

Why Now

Four forces converging at once

Historic Wealth Transfer

An unprecedented amount of wealth is moving between generations, driving demand for better tools.

Aging Demographics

The population that needs estate and trust services keeps expanding year over year.

Digital & Complex Assets

Legacy, paper-based systems were never built to manage today's mix of assets.

Attorney Shortage

Specialized estate counsel is scarce, pushing the industry toward greater efficiency.

Real Progress

A real company, on a real plan

TrustAxis is pre-seed, and we're building in the open with the people who will use what we make. Here's where we stand today.

Product in build

Our demo is ready and the production MVP is in active development.

Plan in place

Our financial model and operating plan are complete.

Industry input

We've interviewed subject-matter experts across estate law, wealth management, and trust services.

Pilot conversations

We're in discussions with prospective pilot partners.

  • Now

    Build the production MVP and platform foundations.

  • Next

    Work side by side with early firm partners in pilots.

  • Then

    Launch commercially to law firms and advisors.

The People

Founders and operators you can talk to

Portrait of Nina Spancers, Founder and CEO of TrustAxis Nina Spancers Founder & CEO
Black-and-white portrait of Stephen Dominguez, Co-Founder and CTO of TrustAxis Stephen Dominguez Co-Founder & CTO
Portrait of Bob Goodman, Fractional COO of TrustAxis Bob Goodman Fractional COO

Meet the team

Nina Spancers
"We started TrustAxis because we watched families and firms struggle with a process that hasn't meaningfully changed in decades. We believe reliability, confidence, integrity, and benevolence aren't just values. They're the product."
Nina Spancers, Founder & CEO

We're building toward launch, and speaking with early partners.

If you're an investor, an advisor, or a firm interested in early access, we'd welcome the conversation.

Sources
  1. Approximate. Probate Court Bond, summarizing National Center for State Courts data (2023). Source
  2. Trust & Will, 2026 Estate Planning Report, a survey of 5,000 U.S. adults (Jan. 28 to Feb. 5, 2026). Source
  3. Cerulli Associates, December 2024 ($105 trillion to heirs, $18 trillion to charity). Estimates vary by methodology. Source