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A blind trust is a trust arrangement where the beneficiary has no knowledge of or control over the specific assets held. It is legal in Australia and not separately regulated: it operates under standard trust law, typically as a discretionary or testamentary trust. The corporate trustee still carries full ASIC obligations, and beneficiaries are still assessed on distributions by the ATO. UBO disclosure rules under AUSTRAC and AML/CTF legislation still apply regardless of the blind trust arrangement. EntityFlo traces beneficial ownership through trust structures automatically, distinguishing beneficial ownership from information access.
What breaks once you pass five entities.
The corporate trustee still has full ASIC obligations
A blind trust does not reduce a corporate trustee's registered office, officer, annual review or share register requirements.
UBO disclosure isn't exempted
Beneficial ownership rules under AML/CTF and AUSTRAC still apply: the blind trust affects information flow, not legal ownership.
Manual tracking through layered structures breaks down
Family offices and complex groups need beneficial ownership traced through trustees and trust layers, not recalculated by hand each time.
Built for the complexity of Australian trust structures
Discretionary trusts, unit trusts, hybrid trusts and layered family office arrangements all need the same rigour as any operating company.
Ownership traced through every layer
From holding companies, through corporate trustees, through trust structures, down to ultimate beneficial owners: with percentage ownership calculated at each layer.
Trustee compliance unaffected by the arrangement
The corporate trustee's ASIC obligations: registered office, officers, annual reviews: are tracked and scored in real time regardless of the blind trust structure.
Beneficial ownership vs information access
EntityFlo distinguishes what a beneficiary is entitled to know from what regulators need to know for UBO reporting.
Documents held with full history
Trust deeds, trustee resolutions and distribution records are stored in the Document Vault with complete version history.
The EntityFlo operating model.
Model the corporate trustee and trust structure together.
Trace beneficial ownership through every trust layer automatically.
Distinguish beneficial ownership from information access.
Score the trustee company against ASIC rules continuously.
Generate ASIC forms and lodge directly when officers change.
Built for CFOs, General Counsel & Company Secretaries.
What blind trust governance actually covers
The blind trust arrangement changes what the beneficiary sees: it doesn't change what the trustee company must do, or what regulators require.
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EntityFlo vs. spreadsheets vs. others
Trust structures need ownership tracing that keeps up as the group changes: not a static chart that goes stale.
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Because We’ve Done the Work Ourselves.
EntityFlo was built by people who understand the complexity, risk and manual work behind managing corporate groups.
"We went from spreadsheets and email chains to having every entity, every officer, and every deadline in one place. The compliance AI alone has saved us from three potential ASIC penalties."
"EntityFlo's structure charts finally gave our board the visibility they needed. Every ownership chain mapped, every UBO calculated. The lenders were impressed."
"Managing 40+ trusts and companies across three generations was chaos. EntityFlo made it simple. The compliance alerts alone are worth the price."
One flat monthly rate. Scales with your group.
No per-document fees. No per-filing fees. No paywalled AI tier.
The questions buyers actually ask.
Are blind trusts legal in Australia?
Yes. Blind trusts are legal in Australia and operate under standard trust law. They are not a separately regulated trust category: rather, they're a type of discretionary or testamentary trust with additional provisions limiting the beneficiary's access to information about specific holdings.
Do blind trusts have UBO reporting obligations in Australia?
Yes. The blind trust arrangement affects information flow to the beneficiary, not their legal ownership position. For AUSTRAC and AML/CTF reporting purposes, beneficial owners must be identified regardless of blind trust arrangements.
What ASIC obligations apply to a corporate trustee of a blind trust?
The corporate trustee has all standard ASIC obligations: registered office, officer appointments, annual reviews, and correct share register records. The blind trust arrangement does not reduce the trustee company's ASIC compliance requirements.
How does EntityFlo trace ownership through trust structures?
EntityFlo's Ownership Map traces beneficial ownership chains through holding companies, corporate trustees, trust structures, and partnerships: calculating UBO percentages at each layer automatically. Structures are updated in real time as changes occur.
Can EntityFlo manage governance for a family office with blind trust structures?
Yes. EntityFlo is widely used by family offices managing complex trust and corporate structures. The platform handles compliance for corporate trustees, maps beneficial ownership through all layers, and manages ASIC obligations across the entire family office entity portfolio.
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