A power of attorney grants legal authority to act on someone's behalf, but it does not provide technical access to self-custody wallets without pre-established keys, multisig participation, or secure handoff procedures.
Embedding seed phrases in POA documents or storing them with attorneys creates severe security exposure. Technical continuity should use structured access separation instead.
Attorneys and agents should coordinate with technical continuity advisors to understand wallet structures before emergencies require action.
EnteleCLOS provides technical continuity advisory for POA planning contexts and does not provide legal advice on POA instruments.