Definition ∞ Retail client disclosure is the mandatory provision of clear, comprehensive information to individual, non-professional investors about financial products, services, or risks associated with their participation. This legal requirement ensures that ordinary consumers receive adequate data to make informed decisions. It promotes transparency and investor protection.
Context ∞ In the digital asset sector, retail client disclosure is a central focus for regulators aiming to protect individual investors from the inherent volatility and complexities of cryptocurrencies. Ongoing efforts involve standardizing risk warnings, fee structures, and product explanations to ensure consumers fully comprehend the offerings.
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