• Deposit Fee
• Withdrawal Fee
• Trading Fee
• Funding Fee
• Liquidation Fee
• Interest
• Other Fees

 

 

 

1. Deposit Fee

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2. Withdrawal Fee

A Withdrawal Fee will be charged for on-chain withdrawal depending on the different coins and chains selected. You can see the minimum withdrawal amount and withdrawal fees stated on the withdrawal window. Please note that the withdrawal fee is fixed for any withdrawal amount.

 

No withdrawal fee will be charged for Internal Transfers to other Bybit Account. 

 

Read more: Withdrawal FAQ

 

3. Trading Fee

A Trading Fee will be charged for Spot Trading and Derivatives Trading based on the filled order quantity or position value. The rate for Takers and Makers is different and you will be entitled to a lower fee rate according to your VIP level.

 

This table below shows the fee rates for Non-VIP users:

 

Read More: Bybit Trading Fee Structure

 

 

 

 

 

 

4. Funding Fee

The Funding Fee is the periodic payments and income that are made between traders who hold positions in Perpetual contracts.

 

In order to anchor the Perpetual contract trading price to the Spot price, the funding mechanism is used to ensure Bybit’s last traded price is always anchored to global standard Spot prices. Here’s a brief overview of how it works: if the Perpetual market price sits above the Spot price (i.e., the funding rate is positive), long position holders will pay the funding fees to short position holders. This incentivizes traders to open more short positions and brings down trading prices, shifting toward the Spot price.

 

Let's say the Perpetual trading price is lower than the Spot price (i.e. the funding rate is negative). In this case, short position holders will pay the funding fees to long position holders, so that the latter is placed in the driver’s seat to open more positions. Thus, prices are driven up, achieving a similar objective to narrowing the spread.

 

The funding fee will be charged every few hours, depends on the funding interval of each symbols, based on your position value. You can view the funding rate from the trading page.

 

Read More:

Funding Fee Calculation

Funding Rate

What Are Bybit Funding Fees?

 

 

 

 

 

 

5. Liquidation Fee

A Liquidation Fee will be charged in the event of liquidation in Spot Margin Trading, Crypto Loan and Options.

In Spot Margin Trading and Crypto Loan, when the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio exceeds the liquidation level, auto repayment will be triggered, and your margin assets will be liquidated to repay the liabilities. A liquidation fee will be charged on top of your liquidated assets and this will be injected to the margin insurance pool.

 

In the event where your account goes bankrupt, i.e., when you are liquidated and you have insufficient margin assets to repay the liabilities, the platform will use the margin insurance fund to cover the deficit. For more information, please visit here.

 

For Options trading, liquidation will be triggered when the Account Maintenance Margin Rate reaches 100% and a liquidation fee will be charged. Please refer here for more information.

 

Bybit does not charge a liquidation fee for Perpetual and Futures Trading.

 

 

Read More:

What is Liquidation?

What Is Crypto Liquidation & How Do I Avoid It?

LTV and Liquidation (Spot Margin Trading)

Loan-to-Value Ratio and Liquidation (Crypto Loans)

Liquidation Process (Options)

 

 

 

 

 

 

6. Interest

For any borrowing from any of the lending services provided on Bybit, hourly interest will be incurred. This includes Spot Margin Trading, Crypto Loan, Unified Trading Account and others. 

 

You can view the interest rates charged from the respective product page.

 

 

 

 

 

 

7. Other fees

• Subscription and Redemption Fee and Management Fee for Leveraged Token
• NFT Marketplace: Fees Explained
• Bybit Card Fees