A Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccount allows investors to entrust their funds to professional trading teams for asset management. A Bybit Standard Subaccount allows traders to manage smaller standalone Bybit accounts under a single Main Account to achieve certain trading ...Read more

For inquiries regarding the approval time, please contact the Bybit trading team directly.

No, any transfer of funds involving a Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccount must be made through the investor’s Main Account.

Manage the approval of binding requests on the Link Custodial Trading Subaccount page, accessible via the Subaccounts page by clicking on Linked Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccount.

Follow these steps to approve binding requests:Enter the approval page by clicking on Linked Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccount on the Subaccounts page. On the Link Custodial Trading Subaccount page, click Yes to agree to bind the investor’s Custodial Trading Subaccount ...Read more

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

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.

No, investors cannot view trade and order history to protect the trading strategies of the Bybit trading team.

All coins listed under the Assets page can be transferred to a Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccount. Only USDT Perpetual, Inverse Perpetual, Inverse Futures, and Spot trading are supported. Currently, Custodial Trading Subaccounts are not available for USDC Perpetuals and ...Read more

No, the trading team cannot withdraw funds from the Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccount.