Spot and USDT-M futures trading. The product and instrument determine fees, margin requirements and risk.
Spot, perpetual and futures contracts, options, copy trading (on USDT perpetual)
Copy Trading Classic uses USDT perpetuals; check each product’s fee schedule and terms.
Spot maker fee
0.2 %
Base BTC/USDT rate from the official API. Check your account’s VIP tier and BGB fee-payment terms separately.
0.1 %
VIP 0 level, crypto-to-crypto trading. The fee decreases at higher VIP levels.
Spot taker fee
0.2 %
Per the official API data for BTC/USDT at the base tier.
0.1 %
VIP 0 level, crypto-to-crypto trading. The fee decreases at higher VIP levels.
Futures maker fee
0.02 %
Per the official API data for the BTCUSDT contract at the base tier. Excludes periodic funding.
0.02 %
VIP 0 level. Excludes funding payments.
Futures taker fee
0.06 %
Per the official API data for the BTCUSDT contract at the base tier.
0.055 %
VIP 0 level. The maker fee is 0.02%. Excludes funding payments.
Deposit methods
On-chain crypto deposit; One-Click Buy with bank card; fiat deposit (SEPA, Zen.com, bank card, FPS, SWIFT, PIX, PSE, SPEI, BLIK by currency); P2P
Currency and payment-method availability varies by country; SEPA only for certain EU countries
Excluded jurisdictions
United States, Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong, Singapore, Canada, North Korea, Cuba, Iran, Uzbekistan, Russian-controlled regions of Ukraine, Sevastopol, Sudan, Syria; Israel is not listed
Section 11.3 of the Bybit Platform Terms & Conditions; the list may change
Options taker fee
0.03 %
VIP 0; maker 0.02%
Master-trader profit share in copy trading
10% to 15% of the follower's net profit, by Master Trader level %
United States, Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong, Singapore, Canada, North Korea, Cuba, Iran, Uzbekistan, Russian-controlled regions of Ukraine, Sevastopol, Sudan, Syria; Israel is not listed
Section 11.3 of the Bybit Platform Terms & Conditions; the list may change
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