Recovery Rehearsal Checklist Before Your First Drill
Preparation steps for offline reserve holders planning a supervised recovery rehearsal at Panel Grove Field in Jeju.
A recovery rehearsal fails quietly when participants arrive without the same documentation version or when live seed material would be needed because test wallets were never prepared. This checklist reflects what practitioners request before a Jeju office drill.
One week before
- Confirm each signing authority has read the current custody map page for their role
- Gather blank or test hardware — never bring live devices already loaded with mainnet keys unless counsel approves
- List passphrase variants applied since initial setup; drills often surface forgotten secondary phrases from 2020–2022 setups
Day of session
- Arrive with tamper-evident bags still sealed if transporting test materials
- Expect timed steps: practitioners record how long each role takes without rushing seed entry
- Plan for a stop: if the drill would expose live phrases in an unsafe setting, we pause and reschedule with counsel
After the drill
- Receive a signed drill report listing corrections — mild gaps are normal on first rehearsal
- Update custody map pages before the next annual review; do not file the drill report without cross-referencing inventory ledgers
Who should attend
Every person who would touch hardware during a real recovery, plus one observer who normally only holds vault keys. Trustees may attend but cannot substitute for signatories.
Book a recovery rehearsal and note whether test wallets are already available.