If you’re looking for better control and flexibility in your trading setup, Binance sub-accounts might be just what you need. Let’s break it down:




What Are Binance Sub-Accounts?




Sub-accounts on Binance let you manage multiple trading accounts under a single main (master) account. This feature is perfect for separating strategies, assigning roles to team members, or simply staying more organized. Whether you’re managing different approaches or working as a team, sub-accounts help simplify the process.



Cool, right?


To use sub-accounts, just make sure you’ve completed identity verification and enabled Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). Once that’s done, you’re all set to create and manage them.






Getting Started: How to Create a Sub-Account




1. Log in to Your Master Account


First, log in to your Binance master account. Click your profile icon in the top right corner and go to your Dashboard.



2. Go to Sub-Accounts


In the dashboard, find the [Sub Accounts] tab and select Account Management. You’ll see a “+ Create Sub Account” button—click it to begin.






Choose the Type of Sub-Account




You have two options when setting up your sub-account:




  • Regular Email Address

    Choose this if you want to manage the sub-account via email. Click “Create with email”, enter a valid email that isn’t linked to another Binance account, set a password, and you’re set! Don’t forget to verify the email afterward.


  • Virtual Email Address

    For advanced users managing through APIs, choose “Create with virtual email.” Just name your sub-account, and Binance will generate a virtual email for API operations.

    Note: This email is API-only—it can’t be used to log in directly. You’ll also need to create an API key for access.







Managing Your Sub-Accounts Like a Pro




Once your sub-account is active, you’ll find it under Account Management, where you can manage its settings and monitor its activity.



Here’s what you can do:




  • Account Management:

    View and control all your sub-accounts. Regular users can create up to 5 sub-accounts, while VIP users can have more, depending on their level.


  • API Management:

    Generate and manage up to 30 API keys per sub-account for full control over automated trading.


  • Asset Management:

    Instantly transfer assets between your master and sub-accounts with zero fees. You can also deposit directly into a sub-account.


  • Order Management:

    Access detailed order and trade history by date or trading pair. You can even export this data for further analysis.


  • Transaction History:

    Keep track of all deposits and internal transfers made by each sub-account.


  • Login History:

    Monitor when and where each sub-account is accessed, including IP address and location.






In Summary:


Binance sub-accounts give you a powerful way to organize and manage multiple trading profiles under one roof. They’re great for strategy separation, task delegation, and overall efficiency.



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