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Prismm launches banking inheritance management infrastructure

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Reported on October 15, 2026, fintech startup Prismm is helping banks address the retention of inherited funds after account holders die. Its Prismm Designate enables users to update beneficiaries digitally, embedding beneficiary management into bank accounts; Prismm Anchor allows users to centrally manage accounts, documents, property, and other assets across multiple financial institutions and grant designated people access. Prismm is also developing Prismm Continuity, which is planned to guide bank employees and family members through the asset transfer process step by step. The report states that Prismm has currently launched Designate and Anchor, while Continuity remains in development.

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Oct 15
  1. TechCrunch — Fintech
    Prismm helps banks keep inheritance funds in-house

    Fintech startup Prismm helps banks keep inheritance funds in-house after an account holder’s death by embedding beneficiary and estate planning features into bank accounts. Its Prismm Designate supports digital beneficiary updates, while Prismm Anchor allows users to centrally manage accounts, documents, property and other assets across multiple institutions, and grant access to designated individuals. Prismm Continuity is under development and will guide bank employees and family members through the transfer process step by step.

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