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Unlock up to $30,020 in Bybit welcome rewards
Sign up through our link and Bybit’s welcome programme attaches to your account. Below is the whole ladder with every condition attached — and the parts nobody advertises: where it is unavailable, what a withdrawal really costs, and how accounts get frozen.
We earn a commission if you open an account through our link. It does not change what you pay, and it does not decide what we write.
- Every number here is sourcedThe fees and bonuses below come from Bybit’s own help centre, with the date we checked them. Nothing is invented.
- We say where it does not workBybit serves nobody in dozens of countries. Our link checks yours before it sends you anywhere.
- Paid by commission, not by BybitWe earn if you sign up through us. It has never changed a sentence in these guides.
The welcome reward ladder, with every condition shown
Bybit advertises the headline figure. Here is the whole ladder underneath it, with the deposit and trading volume each rung actually requires.
These are ceilings, not payouts. Each tier requires both the deposit and the trading volume next to it, and the volume figures are large — most people land on the first or second rung. Bybit publishes these amounts and can change them without notice; we checked them on 1 September 2026.
What arrives first
The rewards a normal new account reaches in the first month, rather than the ones that need a six-figure deposit.
- $100Sign-up bonusAwarded for completing registration and the starter tasks through a referral link.
- 10 + 15 USDTDeposit and trade bonusesDeposit at least 100 USD within 7 days, then trade at least 500 USD within 30 days.
- up to $30,000Deposit bonus ladderFive tiers, each with its own deposit and volume requirement. The top rung needs $250k deposited.
Sources: Bybit’s referral landing page and Referral Program FAQ, both checked on 1 September 2026. Promotions change without notice — these are the amounts Bybit published, not a promise from us, and every one of them has conditions.
What you actually get access to
- One account, several marketsSpot, perpetuals, futures, options and margin sit in a single unified account, so collateral is not scattered across products.
- Tools that do the repetitive partCopy trading, trading bots and Earn products are built in. None of them remove risk — they change how visible it is.
- Support that answers around the clockRound-the-clock support channels, though response times vary and we do not publish a figure we cannot verify.
- Card, wallet and Web3 alongsideA payment card, a self-custody wallet and NFT tools extend past trading. Availability differs sharply by country.
Why this site is worth ten minutes first
- Check first
It may not work where you live
Bybit serves nobody in the United States, Canada, Singapore, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, France and more. We list them and explain what changed in Europe.
- Costs
The fee you see is not the fee you pay
Maker and taker roles, funding on perpetuals, network fees, and the on-ramp margin that is larger than all of them in most markets.
- Money out
What actually delays a withdrawal
The four real reasons withdrawals get held, how to tell which one you hit, and the recovery scam that finds people at exactly that moment.
Free tools
- Tool
Position size calculator
Turn an account size, a risk budget and a stop distance into a position size. Runs in your browser and sends nothing anywhere.
- Walkthrough
Getting started, step by step
The whole journey in order: availability, account, verification, funding, sizing, withdrawal.
- Reference
Choose your market
Which entity serves you, which products exist where you live, and what the restrictions actually say.
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This site explains how the Bybit exchange works for people who are researching it before opening an account. It is written and maintained independently. It is not operated by Bybit, not affiliated with Bybit, and does not act on Bybit's behalf.
What you will find here
Step-by-step walkthroughs of the things that actually confuse people: what verification asks for, why a deposit can arrive on the wrong network, how withdrawal limits behave, and what the fee schedule really means once you are past the headline number. Every guide states when it was last checked.
What you will not find here
No profit promises, no "risk-free" trading, no invented bonus figures, and no personal investment advice. Numbers about fees, limits, bonuses or licences appear on this site only when they are tied to a dated official source. When we cannot verify a number, we describe the mechanism in words instead of publishing a figure we cannot stand behind.
Availability is not universal
Bybit does not offer services in every country. Its own published list of service-restricted jurisdictions currently names the United States, the Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong, Singapore, Canada, North Korea, Cuba, Iran, Uzbekistan, Russian-controlled regions of Ukraine, Sevastopol, Sudan and Syria. Residents of the European Economic Area are served by a separate regulated entity rather than the global platform. Before you read anything else here, check whether the service is available where you live.
Ready to open the account?
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