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
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A Bybit Subaccount lets you create multiple separate trading accounts under your main Bybit account. It helps you manage different strategies, track performance individually, and keep funds organized without needing multiple logins.
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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.
To check transfer history:Open the Transfer window via your Bybit accounts’ assets or account pages or via the Subaccount page. Tap on the history icon on the top-right corner of your screen. Click on the Transfer menu option and select Subaccount ...Read more
Before linking, ensure that the investment agreement is negotiated offline between you and the Bybit trading team.
Yes, during the period when an investor’s Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccount is managed by the trading team, trades made under the account will reflect the same trading fee rate and VIP level as the trading team’s main account.
No, only the Bybit Main Account can use the referral code for registration. Standard Subaccounts cannot join referral programs.
To log in to a Bybit Standard Subaccount:Open your Bybit App and tap on Log in with Subaccount at the bottom of the screen. Enter your Subaccount Username and Password. If no password was set initially, you must log in via ...Read more
No, any transfer of funds involving a Bybit Custodial Trading Subaccount must be made through the investor’s Main Account.
Unified Trading Account: Merges all spot and derivatives (except Inverse Derivatives) trading, using all assets as collateral to support trading activities. Standard Account: Separates all trading activities, requiring users to hold the supported assets for each respective product.