A Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccount allows investors to entrust their funds to professional trading teams for asset management.
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Yes, investors can create multiple Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccounts and bind them with different trading teams.
The Bybit trading team can manage assets and execute trading strategies without disclosing order and trade history to protect their strategies.
No, Bybit does not provide any investment advice or trading services. The investment agreement is negotiated offline by the investor and the trading team.
Flexibly allocate funds to multiple Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccounts for different trading teams. View the equity of Custodial Trading Subaccounts at any time. Enjoy VIP trading fee rates of the trading team for trades under the Custodial Trading Account. Create and manage Custodial ...Read more
Manage investors’ assets with different trading strategies across multiple Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccounts. Support for trading API functions. Orders and trade history are only viewable by the trading team. Shared VIP trading fee rates owned by the main account of the trading ...Read more
Up to 10 Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccounts allowed. Investors cannot log in to the Custodial Trading Subaccount or place orders via the PC or App trading page, as all trades are conducted by the trading team via API.
Contact Bybit’s institutional representative to apply for whitelisting to open a Custodial Trading Subaccount.
The default maximum is 20 Custodial Trading Subaccounts; to increase the number, contact Bybit’s institutional representative. The API parameters of the Custodial Trading Subaccount are based on the investor’s Custodial Trading Subaccount settings. Only USDT Perpetual, Inverse Perpetual, Inverse Futures, and ...Read more
Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccounts support USDT Perpetual, Inverse Perpetual, Inverse Futures, and Spot trading. USDC Perpetuals and USDC Options are not supported at this time.