A Vultr Child Account deploys any resource and manages its own users and API keys, while charges bill to the Parent.
A Child Account is a Vultr Sub-Account that operates independently while being linked to a Parent Account for billing purposes. It has full access to Vultr services and can deploy and manage any type of infrastructure resource, including compute instances, block storage volumes, load balancers, and more.
While a Child Account manages its own users, API keys, and deployments, all usage charges are automatically rolled up and invoiced to the linked Parent Account. This structure allows organizations to isolate infrastructure and operations per account while maintaining centralized financial management.
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