About Weblagooncore
Our history, team, and approach to offline wallet recovery readiness documentation in Cheongju, South Korea.
Registered business
Weblagooncore Co., Ltd. is the official registered business name operating this service. We were established in 2019 in Cheongju, Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea, to address a gap we observed among local self-custody holders: excellent hardware security paired with inadequate recovery documentation.
How we began
Our founder, Ji-hoon Park, spent years helping family members recover access to inherited digital assets after a relative passed away without leaving clear instructions. The hardware wallet was intact. The seed phrase was written on a card, but nobody knew which derivation path had been used or which exchange accounts were linked. Recovery took months of guesswork.
That experience shaped Weblagooncore. We are not a software company and we do not custody assets. We prepare physical readiness files — structured documentation that connects your backups, wallets, and heir instructions into one coherent plan.
Our team
Ji-hoon Park — Lead recovery documentation specialist. Former estate-planning paralegal with six years of hands-on self-custody experience.
Eun-ji Han — Client sessions coordinator. Manages scheduling, sealed-copy logistics, and follow-up verification calls.
Marcus Webb — English-language documentation editor. Ensures heir briefs are readable for international family members.
Working approach
Every engagement begins with a discovery conversation. We never ask you to transmit seed phrases electronically. Sessions take place at our Cheongju office or via encrypted video call, where you enter information into pre-printed forms under our guidance.
We use archival-quality paper, numbered section dividers, and optional tamper-evident envelopes for sealed copies. One copy stays with you; a second may be held by a trusted third party or stored in a separate physical location you designate.
Values we hold
- Privacy by design — Your keys never leave your hands during documentation.
- Plain language — Heir instructions written for people who have never opened a hardware wallet.
- Verifiability — Every backup location and recovery step is cross-referenced and dated.
- Local presence — Based in Cheongju, available for in-person sessions across South Korea.
Community
We contribute recovery-readiness workshops at local fintech meetups in Daejeon and Seoul, and maintain field notes on common documentation mistakes we encounter in client sessions.