Single trust refers to a form of trust in which a trust company takes specific property as trust property and provides trust services for clear beneficiaries. A single trust has certain risk prevention measures, because the trust company is responsible for managing the trust property to ensure that the safety of the single trust property will not be affected by other property risks.

A single trust usually applies to specific fields such as enterprise assets or personal property. Generally speaking, the assets of a single trust are small, which is suitable for relatively small enterprises or high net worth people. In a single trust, the beneficiary is specific and clear, so it is easier to agree with the wishes of the beneficiary.

Compared with other trust forms, a single trust has a clear beneficiary and property scope, which is also beneficial for beneficiaries to actively track the operation of trust assets. At the same time, the single trust form is more transparent than other trusts, and it is easier for trust companies to disclose it to beneficiaries in detail. When making trust investment, the beneficiary can also choose a safer or more profitable investment direction according to the specific property situation in order to obtain better income.