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Fiduciary Duty

Definition

Fiduciary Duty denotes a legal obligation requiring one party to act solely in the best interest of another party, typically involving matters of money or property. This responsibility demands loyalty, care, and utmost good faith from the fiduciary. In the digital asset sector, this duty becomes particularly relevant for custodians, asset managers, and platforms handling client funds. It establishes a high standard of conduct to protect client interests against potential conflicts.