How the sub-accounts work
Each user can create up to five CFD sub-accounts by default, each with its own MT5 ID. They inherit the KYC and risk-control status of the main account, so there's no need to re-verify for each one. The main account provides centralized oversight—real-time monitoring of equity, margin ratios, and order histories, plus centralized password management. Margin calls and liquidation alerts are sent to the email and app notifications tied to the specific sub-account, so traders know exactly where the risk is. The structure lets a trader keep separate books for different strategies without juggling multiple logins or re-uploading documents.
Who it's aimed at
The setup is clearly designed for traders who run multiple strategies at once—say, a scalping EA on one account and a longer-term swing model on another. Prop firms that manage several client books could also find it useful. Bitget says the feature targets professional traders and high-net-worth users, though it hasn't detailed any minimum balance or eligibility requirements, so it's unclear whether the feature is open to all users or gated by account tier. The fact that it's MT5-based suggests the exchange is going after the serious retail and semi-institutional crowd that already uses Meta
