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Fully Anonymous Asset Disposal Trust for Ultra High Net Worth Individual
Ms. Lin holds personal assets exceeding RMB 500 million. After her divorce, she had a non-marital child (currently 3 years old). She faces three core challenges:
First, inheritance procedures in China require full disclosure of asset details, risking media exposure.
Second, due to the sensitive status of her non-marital child, all support payments must remain entirely confidential.
Third, she plans to donate RMB 10 million annually to neuroscience research while maintaining absolute anonymity.
She addressed these challenges by establishing a dual-layer confidential trust:
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First layer: A Bermuda purpose foundation holds shares of a Private Trust Company (PTC).
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Second layer: The trust injects RMB 200 million into offshore assets.
Operational model:
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The PTC pays RMB 98,000 monthly to Ms. Lin's cousin (who serves as guardian) under the label of “Senior Advisory Fees” (which are, in effect, child support payments).
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A charitable sub-account donates anonymously to ETH Zurich via Swiss bank-issued anonymous notes (annual cap: RMB 5 million).
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Upon Ms. Lin’s death, the protector activates asset distribution through a triple-key encrypted instruction, and the trustee transfers funds directly into the Swiss accounts of beneficiaries — with no public records of the entire process.
By establishing a family trust, she achieves absolute privacy in managing and disposing of her assets:
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Deep Information Concealment: The PTC structure keeps beneficiary identities out of public registries.
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Disguised Fund Flow: Child support payments masked as consulting fees show no anomalies in domestic bank records.
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Untraceable Philanthropy: Swiss note instruments sever the link to the donor’s identity, ensuring complete anonymity.
