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Hyperliquid Sub-Account Eligibility, Fee Tiers, and API Wallet Limits

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Summary

This documentation summarizes eligibility and account limits for Hyperliquid sub-accounts. A master account can create up to ten after reaching the stated trading-volume threshold; further volume milestones allow additional accounts, subject to a maximum of fifty. The document also states that sub-accounts use the master account’s fee tier, while referral discounts do not extend to them.

API wallet capacity starts at three for each master account and increases by two for every sub-account. The page points readers to separate API documentation for trading through a sub-account, but does not explain setup steps, order handling, or how account activity is isolated. These details are operational constraints for organizing trading access rather than a trading strategy or evidence about market behavior.

Key ideas

  • A master account needs a specified trading volume before it can create sub-accounts.
  • Additional volume milestones raise the permitted sub-account count up to the stated cap.
  • Sub-accounts share the master account’s fee tier, but not its referral discounts.
  • API wallet capacity grows as sub-accounts are added.

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