# Sub-Accounts

The Sub-Accounts feature in 9Proxy lets you create and manage multiple accounts under your main account. This is ideal for distributing proxies, delegating access, or collaborating with team members - all while maintaining complete control and visibility over proxy usage.

## 1. How to Create a Sub-Account

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### Access the Sub-Accounts Page

Log in to your [9Proxy Dashboard](https://9proxy.com/dashboard) → Navigate to Sub-Accounts from the sidebar.

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### Add a New Sub-Account

Under Manage , click **Create**.

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### Fill in the Required Information

* **Set Password**: Define a secure password for the sub-account.
* **Add Remark** (optional): Add a note to identify the sub-account’s purpose or owner.
* **Schedule Auto-Disable**: (Optional) Automatically disable this sub-account after a specified period.

Click **Continue** to proceed with proxy or bandwidth allocation.

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Now, you can allocate IPs, bandwidth, or both to each sub-account.

| Add IPs                                                                                                                                                                                                    | Add Bandwidth                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| <ul><li>Enter the number of IPs you want to assign.</li><li>(Optional) Enable Auto Add IPs - automatically adds new IPs when the sub-account’s IP balance reaches the defined minimum threshold.</li></ul> | <ul><li>Select the traffic package you want to deduct from.</li><li>Enter the amount of bandwidth (in GB) to allocate.</li><li>(Optional) Enable Auto Add Bandwidth - automatically adds bandwidth when the sub-account’s remaining GB drops below the threshold.</li></ul> |

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### Finalize Setup

Click **Add Now** to complete the creation process.

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## NOTE

The assigned IPs and bandwidth will be deducted from your main account’s balance.
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## 2. Managing Sub-Accounts

Once created, all sub-accounts are listed in the Sub-Accounts Management Table, showing each account’s allocated IPs, bandwidth, and usage data. From here, you can manage access, update configurations, and adjust resource allocations in real time.

### 2.1. Inactivate a Sub-Account

Temporarily disable a sub-account without deleting it.

Click the lock icon to deactivate access and prevent the sub-account from using any assigned proxies.

### 2.2. Edit Sub-Account Details

Click Edit to modify the sub-account’s configuration. You can:

* Change the password or remark.
* Enable or disable Schedule Auto-Disable.
* Adjust Auto Add IP/Bandwidth thresholds.
* Modify the allocated IPs or bandwidth:
* Reducing allocation returns resources to your main account.
* Increasing allocation deducts from your main account’s balance.

### 2.3. Delete a Sub-Account

Click Delete to permanently remove a sub-account.

Once deleted, the account loses all proxy access, and any remaining IP or bandwidth balance is automatically returned to the main account.

### 2.4. Add Quota Log

This section allows you to add additional IPs or bandwidth to a specific sub-account quickly and conveniently.

Use it when you need to top up resources without recreating the account.

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### 2.5. Revoke Quota Log

Here, you can revoke IPs or bandwidth from a specific sub-account.

The revoked IPs or GBs are instantly credited back to your main account balance.

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## NOTE

* If the revoked IPs or bandwidth exceed the sub-account’s remaining balance, that balance will reset to 0.
* Sub-accounts cannot change their own credentials or account configurations.
* All management actions are restricted to the main account, ensuring centralized control, security, and resource integrity.
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#### Support Channels:

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* **Email**: <support@9proxy.com>
* **Live Chat**: Available on[ 9proxy.com](https://9proxy.com)
* **Telegram**: @Official9Proxy
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