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 and USDT-M futures trading. The product and instrument determine fees, margin requirements and risk.
Spot, futures (perpetual, up to 200x on some pairs), copy trade, stock futures, pre-market trading, grid bots
Per the official announcements page
Spot maker fee
0.1 %
VIP 0 schedule for ordinary crypto-to-crypto pairs only. Fiat pairs, Adventure Zone and xStocks use separate tables. Personal rates may vary by region and appear under My Fee Rate after identity verification.
Conflicting official sources
The official help page lists 0.1% maker and taker on spot; the public BTCUSDT API returns makerFeeRate and takerFeeRate of 0.002, or 0.2%. These official figures conflict, with no verified explanation or logged-in account check. They must not be treated as personal fees or used to declare a cheaper overall spot route.
0 %
According to the official fee guide. Rates may vary by region and trading pair. A zero fee is not cost-free trading.
Spot taker fee
0.1 %
VIP 0 schedule for ordinary crypto-to-crypto pairs only. Fiat pairs, Adventure Zone and xStocks use separate tables. Personal rates may vary by region and appear under My Fee Rate after identity verification.
Conflicting official sources
The official help page lists 0.1% maker and taker on spot; the public BTCUSDT API returns makerFeeRate and takerFeeRate of 0.002, or 0.2%. These official figures conflict, with no verified explanation or logged-in account check. They must not be treated as personal fees or used to declare a cheaper overall spot route.
0.05 %
Standard spot rate of 0.05% before deductions; Special Rate and 0 Fees are separate pair/channel conditions. The 20% MX deduction requires account access, activation and MX available for payment; it does not cover every pair or establish an API rate.
Futures maker fee
0.02 %
VIP 0 for ordinary contracts only; a limit fill that executes immediately may be taker. Excludes funding. Personal rates appear under My Fee Rate.
0.02 %
Public API contract configuration at 0.02%; the general help page lists the same rate. No personal account or universal channel rate was verified. Excludes funding.
0 %
This figure covers BTCUSDT website or app orders only and does not apply to other contracts or API orders.
Futures taker fee
0.055 %
VIP 0 for ordinary contracts; maker is 0.02%. Pre-Market and Innovation Zone use different tables. Fees apply to filled notional before funding.
0.06 %
Public API contract configuration at 0.06%; the general help page lists the same rate. Excludes funding, execution-price differences and withdrawals.
0.02 %
For BTCUSDT website or app orders only, the maker fee is 0%. This is not a rate for other contracts or API orders. Rates may vary by region and account tier. Excludes periodic funding.
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
Crypto transfer; credit/debit card (Visa, Mastercard); Apple Pay; Google Pay; bank transfer (SEPA for EUR, SWIFT for USD, BLIK for PLN); third-party channels; P2P
The described direct card and bank-purchase routes require Advanced KYC; the official KYC table also lists P2P under Primary. Currency, country and payment-partner availability need separate verification. MEXC describes routes without its own service charge; the exchange quote and bank may still add costs.
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 Bybit Platform Terms & Conditions; Dubai has a separate restriction for Bybit Virtual Asset Platform Operator LLC. The page also covers sanctioned parties and persons in Seychelles, subject to its locally incorporated international-business-company exception. The list does not establish Israeli acceptance and 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 %
Copy Trading Classic supports USDT perpetual only
Spot fee scope
Conflicting official sources
The official help page lists 0.1% maker and taker on spot; the public BTCUSDT API returns makerFeeRate and takerFeeRate of 0.002, or 0.2%. These official figures conflict, with no verified explanation or logged-in account check. They must not be treated as personal fees or used to declare a cheaper overall spot route.
Card purchase limit per transaction
5,000 USD
Equivalent; daily maximum 10,000 USD
SEPA deposit limit per transaction
20,000 EUR
KYC users from supported countries; daily maximum 200,000 EUR
Maker fee under Futures API schedule
0.06 %
The separate API schedule covers contracts outside Innovation Zone. It overrides website/app rates, zero-fee events and MX deduction. API availability depends on region and account terms; excludes funding.
Taker fee under Futures API schedule
0.08 %
The separate API schedule covers contracts outside Innovation Zone. It overrides website/app rates, zero-fee events and MX deduction. API availability depends on region and account terms; excludes funding.
VIP 0 schedule for ordinary crypto-to-crypto pairs only. Fiat pairs, Adventure Zone and xStocks use separate tables. Personal rates may vary by region and appear under My Fee Rate after identity verification.
Conflicting official sources
The official help page lists 0.1% maker and taker on spot; the public BTCUSDT API returns makerFeeRate and takerFeeRate of 0.002, or 0.2%. These official figures conflict, with no verified explanation or logged-in account check. They must not be treated as personal fees or used to declare a cheaper overall spot route.
Spot taker fee
0.1 %
VIP 0 schedule for ordinary crypto-to-crypto pairs only. Fiat pairs, Adventure Zone and xStocks use separate tables. Personal rates may vary by region and appear under My Fee Rate after identity verification.
Conflicting official sources
The official help page lists 0.1% maker and taker on spot; the public BTCUSDT API returns makerFeeRate and takerFeeRate of 0.002, or 0.2%. These official figures conflict, with no verified explanation or logged-in account check. They must not be treated as personal fees or used to declare a cheaper overall spot route.
Futures maker fee
0.02 %
VIP 0 for ordinary contracts only; a limit fill that executes immediately may be taker. Excludes funding. Personal rates appear under My Fee Rate.
0.02 %
Public API contract configuration at 0.02%; the general help page lists the same rate. No personal account or universal channel rate was verified. Excludes funding.
Futures taker fee
0.055 %
VIP 0 for ordinary contracts; maker is 0.02%. Pre-Market and Innovation Zone use different tables. Fees apply to filled notional before funding.
0.06 %
Public API contract configuration at 0.06%; the general help page lists the same rate. Excludes funding, execution-price differences and withdrawals.
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 Bybit Platform Terms & Conditions; Dubai has a separate restriction for Bybit Virtual Asset Platform Operator LLC. The page also covers sanctioned parties and persons in Seychelles, subject to its locally incorporated international-business-company exception. The list does not establish Israeli acceptance and may change.
10% to 15% of the follower's net profit, by Master Trader level %
Copy Trading Classic supports USDT perpetual only
Spot fee scope
Conflicting official sources
The official help page lists 0.1% maker and taker on spot; the public BTCUSDT API returns makerFeeRate and takerFeeRate of 0.002, or 0.2%. These official figures conflict, with no verified explanation or logged-in account check. They must not be treated as personal fees or used to declare a cheaper overall spot route.
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