Bybit Help Center: Trading Fees, Deposits, and Order Execution Explained

Understanding Trading Fees on Bybit

Bybit charges competitive fees across its trading platforms. Here's what you need to know:

• Spot Trading: 0.1% taker fee and 0.06% maker fee (standard rate)
• Derivatives: 0.06% taker fee and 0.01% maker fee for perpetual contracts
• Web3 Transactions: Gas fees apply for blockchain operations

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Calculating Your Costs

Use these tools to estimate expenses:

1. USDT Perpetual Calculator: Factors position size, entry/exit prices, and funding rates
2. Grid Trading Bot: Only charges when orders execute (0.1% spot fee)
3. Margin Staked SOL: Deducts fees before applying leverage

Common Order Execution Issues

When conditional orders fail:

Specific Cases for Limit Orders

1. Price Improvement: Order shows as "NEW" if better than order book
2. Passive Orders: Canceled if would execute immediately (avoids taker fees)

Deposit Methods and Fees

Bybit supports multiple funding options:

• Crypto Deposits: Free (network fees may apply)
• P2P Trading: 60+ payment methods, 0.5-2% processing fee
• Fiat Gateway: Varies by currency/payment provider

FAQs:

• Why was my deposit delayed? - Blockchain confirmations required
• How to avoid P2P holds? - Complete KYC and trade with verified partners
• When do fees apply? - Only during sell transactions for grid bots

Advanced Trading Features

Margin Staking (Example: SOL)

Borrow Amount = (Principal - Fees) × Leverage
Daily Yield = Staking Rewards - Borrow Costs

Profit/Loss Calculations

ROI% = (Unrealized PnL / Position Value) × 100

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Key Takeaways

1. Always check margin requirements before placing conditional orders
2. Use calculators to anticipate fees for perpetual contracts
3. P2P trades may incur 24-hour holds for security reviews
4. Web3 transfers require ETH for gas plus 1 USDC withdrawal fee

For the latest fee schedules, refer to Bybit's official announcements.