glossary

Trust Account

A trust account is an account in which money is held by one party on behalf of another for a specific purpose. It is commonly used by lawyers, agents, property managers, trustees, and fiduciaries. Proper accounting is important because the funds are not the holder’s own money and must be managed separately and transparently.

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