Bybit’s small print, in plain English
Short guides to Bybit’s fees, order types, codes and bonuses. Every number links to the Bybit help page it came from, with the date we checked it.
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The order book, the fees, the fine print.
We read Bybit’s own help pages and turn them into short guides. Each number carries its source and the date we checked it.
New to Bybit? Eight steps, in order.
From the sign-up page to your first withdrawal. No signals, no promises, just how it works.
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New to Bybit? Bybit for beginners
Eight short steps, in order, from sign-up to your first withdrawal. See the whole course.
- Step 1: Sign up
- Step 2: Add a code you skippedOnly if you signed up without one
- Step 3: Verify your identity
- Step 4: Secure your account and deposit
- Step 5: Claim the welcome rewards
- Step 6: Your first trade
- Step 7: Withdraw
- Step 8: Spot and avoid scams
Guides
- Bybit trading fees: maker vs taker, Post-Only, and what a trade really costs
0.055% as a taker and 0.02% as a maker on perpetual contracts for a regular account, charged on the full order value.
- Bybit order types compared: market, limit, Post-Only, Chase Limit and Iceberg
A market order pays the taker fee. A limit order pays the lower maker fee only if it waits in the order book. Post-Only and Chase Limit keep it there.
- Bybit referral code: what it does, and the 14-day rule
A code decides who earns a commission, not what you pay. An affiliate code can still be added within 14 days of registering.
- Can you withdraw a Bybit bonus?
No. Only the profit made with it, if the bonus’s own terms are met.
- Bybit Funding Account vs Unified Trading Account: where your money is, and how to move it
Deposits land in the Funding Account and trades run from the Unified Trading Account. How to move money between them, and why a balance won’t move.
- Bybit P2P: how to buy crypto from another user, step by step
Pick an ad, pay from an account in your own name, select Payment Completed. The seven rules that protect a buyer, and how appeals work.