Shared Accounts

Shared accounts allow the segregating funds over several 'buckets', either for a single user seperating trading funds, or for collabariotn among multiple users on the same base account

What are Shared Accounts?

Shared Accounts are a high-trust option available to users of your exchange, allowing multiple users (and their respective logins) to access the same account.

In practice, this lets you delegate daily operations while keeping ultimate ownership and top-level oversight clearly defined with the original account holder.

Think of shared accounts as a way for serious business users to run their exchange account like a team workspace instead of a single-user login.

How to Set Up Shared Accounts

All users on the exchange can set up a shared account by accessing Settings in the sidebar, then the Account tab. In the Account Sharing card, the hyperlink will allow for setup (warning the user about the potential risks of a shared account).

From here, the screen will display all other users that the user has allowed to share with their account, and in the second tab, vice versa.

From here, the user can follow the menu steps to share. This requires the email of the other user (who must have an account on the exchange already), as well as assigning a label.

This will then display in the Shared by You tab, and this email will be able to access this account from that email.

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Example Use Case- Market Making Together

A common use case for Shared Account is market making:

• You create a dedicated market-making account on your exchange.

• You then share that account with other team members in your high-trust business network.

• Those team members can monitor, adjust, and act on market-making activity while keeping everything in one place.

This keeps sensitive operations centralized, while still letting multiple people work together on the same strategy.