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Bybit Pricing: Plans & Fee Calculator 2026

A Bybit account costs nothing to open, so what you actually pay is the spot fee: 0.10% maker and 0.10% taker at VIP 0, sliding to 0.03% / 0.045% for the top Supreme tier. You can also pay fees in MNT for a further cut.

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Bybit fees

High· Verified July 8, 2026
Tier30-day volumeMakerTaker
VIP 0any0.1%0.1%
VIP 1$1,000,000+0.0675%0.08%
VIP 2$5,000,000+0.065%0.0775%
VIP 3$10,000,000+0.0625%0.075%
VIP 4$25,000,000+0.05%0.06%
VIP 5$50,000,000+0.04%0.05%
Supreme VIP$100,000,000+0.03%0.045%

Spot trading fees. Your tier is set by 30-day volume (or holdings); the calculator above estimates your cost.

Bybit pricing: the quick answer

Quick answerHigh· Verified July 8, 2026

A Bybit account is free to open, so the real cost is the trading fee, not a subscription, as of July 8, 2026. The exchange runs a seven-step VIP ladder from VIP 0 up through VIP 5 to Supreme VIP, and every tier is $0 to join; you move up by hitting 30-day volume or asset-balance thresholds, not by paying. Each step lowers your maker and taker fees and raises withdrawal limits. Our dataset does not carry Bybit's verbatim per-tier rate table, so the exact bps at each VIP level are not published here. Withdrawals and funding rates on leveraged positions are separate costs that sit outside the trading fee.

  • VIP 00.1% / 0.1%
  • VIP 10.0675% / 0.08%
  • VIP 20.065% / 0.0775%
  • VIP 30.0625% / 0.075%
  • VIP 40.05% / 0.06%
  • VIP 50.04% / 0.05%
Run your trading volume through the fee calculator to see your actual maker and taker rates.
Free tier
Yes
Billing model
Per Seat
Annual discount
Not offered

Bybit is free to start, against a $4.99/mo median across 2 crypto exchanges tools we track.


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Bybit Hidden Costs & Pitfalls

What sits on top of the trading fee

Bybit charges nothing to hold an account, so what you actually pay hides in the trading mechanics. Three costs matter more than the headline fee.

Funding rates on leveraged positions
Perpetual positions pay a periodic funding rate to the other side of the market, which accrues whether or not you close in profit. One trader reported paying $12 to hold a $600 sell position for 18 hours, so on a leveraged book the funding drip can outweigh the entry fee. Size it before you assume a position is cheap to hold.
varies by market
Conversion spread to USDT
Converting assets to USDT through the simple convert flow bakes the cost into the spread rather than a stated fee, and users have reported effective rates near 6 percent on some conversions. On a $1,000 convert that is about $60 you never see itemized, so route larger moves through the spot order book instead.
up to ~6% (user-reported)
VIP tier thresholds
Lower fees are earned by 30-day volume or asset balance, not paid for, and the exact rate at each of VIP 0 through Supreme VIP is not published in our dataset. What is clear is that the cheap tiers demand serious volume, so a retail trader stays near the top of the fee schedule in practice.
rate not published
Bybit Cost Analysis

Bybit pricing, read against its live plans and category

Positioning

Bybit has no subscription, so the comparison to a $4.99/mo flat plan misses the point: your cost is the trading fee. The ladder runs from VIP 0 up through VIP 5 to Supreme VIP, and every tier is $0 to join. You move up by clearing 30-day volume or asset-balance thresholds, and each step cuts your maker and taker fees while raising withdrawal limits. The exact rate at each VIP level is not carried in our dataset, so we will not print a bps figure we cannot source. For an active derivatives trader the ceiling on savings is high; for a casual buyer, the entry-level rate is what you actually pay, and it is not the cheapest around.

Cost drivers

  • 1Funding rates on leveraged positions accrue over time regardless of profit. One user reported paying $12 to hold a $600 sell position for 18 hours, so the funding drip can exceed the trade fee on a leveraged book.
  • 2Converting to USDT through the simple flow buries the cost in the spread, with users reporting effective rates near 6% on some conversions rather than a stated fee.
  • 3P2P transfers carry third-party processing risk and, per user reports, weak recourse when a dispute goes wrong.

Watch-outs

Users report P2P disputes where funds were not recovered even after an appeal was approved, plus unexpected holding costs on open positions.

Strengths

  • Deep perpetual-contract liquidity and strong derivatives tooling available on the free VIP 0 tier.
  • Copy trading with visible trader performance histories.
  • Grid and DCA trading bots built in at no extra charge.

Editor’s take

Active derivatives traders should start on VIP 0 and let volume pull them up the ladder; the savings scale with size. Casual buyers pay the entry rate and should watch the conversion spread more than the trade fee. Just remember the per-tier rates are not something our dataset can quote, so verify the exact fee on Bybit's own fee page before you commit real size.

Oleh KemOleh KemFounder & Lead Analyst
ComparEdge EditorialUpdated: July 8, 2026

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