Frequently asked questions.

Yes, absolutely. Under the Indian Succession Act, 1925, a Will does not require a specific format or stamp paper. A Will created online is legally binding as long as it is signed by the testator in the presence of two witnesses who also sign the document.

Most families finish in under 15 minutes. Registration and asset details take the bulk of that; expert review happens after submission and typically completes within 24–48 hours..

While lawyers are helpful, they are not mandatory for a valid Will. Will Banwalo uses expert-designed frameworks that guide you through every legal requirement. For multi-asset or complex estates, our Family and Legacy Concierge plans include lawyer-reviewed clauses, and Legacy Concierge adds a dedicated legal advisor.

We provide a digital locker with bank-grade AES-256 encryption for your soft copy. We also recommend keeping the original physical copy somewhere secure and informing your Executor of its location.

Yes. Your data is stored on servers located in India, compliant with the IT Act, 2000, and is accessible only to you and the advocate assigned to review your file. We never sell or share it with third parties.

If you die "intestate" (without a Will), your assets are distributed according to succession laws based on your religion (e.g., the Hindu Succession Act). This often leads to family disputes and assets going to people you might not have intended.

Essential (₹2,499) covers a single, straightforward Will with a guided Will builder, instant PDF download and email support. Family (₹5,999) adds lawyer-reviewed clauses, WhatsApp concierge and asset vault storage for multi-asset, multi-heir planning. Legacy Concierge (₹14,999) adds a dedicated legal advisor and registration assistance. Full breakdown is on our Pricing page. Pricing page.

Yes, every price shown is a flat rate inclusive of GST — no additional processing fees or hidden charges, ever.

Yes, life changes and so should your Will. Log in anytime to create a codicil or a completely new Will. We recommend reviewing your Will every 2–3 years, or whenever your assets or family structure change.

Absolutely. You can add as many beneficiaries as you need and specify exactly how assets should be divided between them, including percentage splits.

Property, bank accounts, investments, jewellery, vehicles, digital assets, and even sentimental items can all be included, along with clear instructions for each.

Any adult you trust — a spouse, adult child, sibling, friend, or even a professional advisor. It's wise to name a backup Executor in case your first choice is unavailable.

They apply for probate if needed, settle outstanding debts, and distribute your assets exactly as your Will instructs. We provide a step-by-step guide they can follow.

Yes, anytime. Simply log in and update your Will