Yes, two-way transfers are not supported when:Logged into a Bybit Subaccount with Allow Switch feature disabled. Logged into a Subaccount through the login page using username and password.
Tag: Bybit Subaccount Management
Bybit Subaccount Management lets users efficiently organize and control multiple trading accounts under one main Bybit account, enabling seamless fund transfers, risk segregation, and simplified portfolio tracking — ideal for traders managing various strategies or teams.
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Bybit automatically calculates and quotes the total value of your assets as BTC equivalent for display purposes.
No, the username for a Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccount cannot be changed once it’s been created.
The Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccount only supports the transfer of assets between the Main Account (Spot Account) and the Custodial Trading Subaccount (Spot Account). All deposits and withdrawals must be performed via the investor’s Main Account. It’s recommended that ...Read more
Contact the trading team managing your assets directly if you encounter any issues with trading in a Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccount.
Ensure that the investment agreement is negotiated offline between the investor and the trading team before managing the Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccount.
Before unlinking, confirm with the trading team that there are no active orders, positions, or borrowings in the Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccount. All created APIs will be removed. Follow these steps to unlink:Click on Linked to enter the Unlink ...Read more
Google Authenticator verification is not supported for Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccounts.
Yes, you can delete your Bybit Standard Subaccounts from the Subaccount Settings on your Main Account.
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