Pyeongtaek · Est. 2019

Paper trails that survive every border crossing

Panel Ashhub prepares handwritten and bound asset registers for people who store wallets, seed phrases, and signing keys on air-gapped devices — records you can carry without exposing what you hold.

Leather-bound ledger and fountain pen on a wooden desk

Why owners come to us

When your keys live offline, your paperwork still travels

Hardware wallets, cold-storage laptops, and engraved metal plates do not cross customs with explanatory notes attached. Our clients need registers that describe holdings in plain language — without revealing passphrases, addresses, or recovery material — so spouses, executors, and future selves can orient themselves after a move or a long absence.

Every engagement begins at our Pyeongtaek office or through a scheduled video walk-through. We never ask to connect your devices to the internet.

Flagship service

Offline Asset Record Setup

A two-session engagement: inventory interview, redacted draft register, and a bound copy sealed for travel. Typical completion within ten business days.

From ₩480,000 · In-office or remote intake

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Additional offerings

Record services for every stage of custody

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Annual Record Refresh

Update your bound register after adding devices, rotating keys, or changing storage locations.

From ₩320,000 depending on scope

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Offline Asset Record Setup

A two-session engagement producing a bound, travel-ready register of your offline holdings.

From ₩480,000

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Travel Record Review

A focused audit of your existing register before an international move or extended trip.

₩220,000 flat fee

From the field journal

Guides for offline custodians

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Client notes

"I needed a register my partner could read if I were delayed in Singapore. Panel Ashhub wrote descriptions of each cold-storage location without a single seed word on the page."

— Hyeon-ju R., relocation client, Bundang

"The binding survived three flights in checked luggage. I would have preferred slightly larger margins for my own annotations, but the structure is exactly what I asked for."

— Marcus T., annual refresh client, Seoul
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