How do subscription accounts differ from personal accounts on WeChat Moments?

Subscription accounts and personal accounts on WeChat Moments are different types of accounts with different features and purposes.

A personal account on WeChat Moments is a social account that is associated with an individual user's WeChat ID. This type of account is intended for personal use, and users can share moments, photos, and messages with their friends and followers. Personal accounts do not have any monetization features, and users cannot send commercial messages or promotional content to their followers.

On the other hand, a subscription account is a type of official account that is intended for businesses, organizations, and content creators. Subscription accounts allow users to publish articles, send messages, and engage with their followers in a more structured and organized way. Subscription accounts can also be monetized, as I mentioned in my previous answer.

The main difference between subscription accounts and personal accounts on WeChat Moments is that subscription accounts are designed for businesses and content creators, while personal accounts are intended for individual users. Subscription accounts provide more features and capabilities for publishing and monetizing content, while personal accounts are more limited in scope and functionality.

It's important to note that WeChat has strict regulations against using personal accounts for commercial purposes, and any attempts to monetize a personal account can result in penalties, including account suspension or closure. If you want to monetize your content on WeChat, you should consider using a subscription account or a service account, which provides more monetization options and capabilities.