The Bank of Tanzania's Guidelines on Transfer of Deceased Investor Holdings, 2026 establish, for the first time, a clear and harmonized procedure for transferring government bonds and treasury bills held in the Central Depository System from a deceased investor to their rightful beneficiaries. This article walks through the three-step process now open to executors and administrators: requesting holdings information from the Bank, applying for transfer with the required probate documents, and the Bank's verification and transfer of ownership to beneficiaries' CDS accounts. It also examines why the guidelines matter, having replaced years of undefined procedure during which family assets sat frozen and sometimes unrecovered, and notes their foresight in accommodating resealed foreign grants for Tanzanians in the diaspora. The piece closes with a word of recognition for the Bank of Tanzania's institutional responsiveness, and practical guidance for anyone administering an estate that includes government securities.