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    Bybit Fees Explained (2026): Spot, Perpetuals & Withdrawals

    Every Bybit fee in one place — 0.10% spot, 0.02%/0.055% on USDT perpetuals, VIP tiers set by volume or assets, withdrawal costs by network, and the levers that actually cut your bill.

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    Bybit Fees at a Glance

    Bybit prices derivatives aggressively and spot conventionally. These are the base rates for non-VIP accounts, before volume tiers.

    Spot trading

    0.10% maker / 0.10% taker for regular non-VIP accounts.

    USDT perpetuals

    0.02% maker / 0.055% taker — the derivatives rates are where Bybit is most competitive.

    VIP tiers

    Level is set by 30-day trading volume or asset balance, and the higher tiers can turn maker fees into rebates.

    Withdrawals

    Charged per asset and per network, not as a percentage — the chain you pick drives the cost.

    Spot & Perpetual Base Rates

    MarketMakerTaker
    Spot0.10%0.10%
    Perpetuals (USDT-margined)0.02%0.055%

    How Withdrawal Fees Work

    Withdrawal fees on Bybit are per asset, per network — the same USDT can cost very different amounts depending on the chain you send it over. The live fee appears on the withdrawal screen before you confirm, and it tracks network congestion.

    Two practical notes: choose the cheapest network your receiving wallet or exchange actually supports, and batch withdrawals rather than making many small ones. On perpetuals, funding payments flow between long and short traders periodically — that is a cost (or income) of holding the position, not a fee Bybit charges you.

    Four Ways to Pay Less on Bybit

    1

    Trade with limit orders

    0.02% maker against 0.055% taker on perpetuals is nearly a three-fold difference for the same position — the largest single lever on Bybit.

    2

    Climb the VIP tiers

    Levels are set by 30-day volume or assets held, and upper tiers can pay maker rebates rather than charging maker fees.

    3

    Choose the withdrawal network deliberately

    The same asset can cost cents or dollars depending on chain. Check what the destination supports before you send.

    4

    Watch funding, not just fees

    On a position held for days, periodic funding usually dwarfs the entry and exit fees. Check the rate before committing to a side.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How much does Bybit charge for spot trading?
    0.10% maker and 0.10% taker for regular non-VIP accounts. Higher VIP levels reduce both sides.
    What are Bybit perpetual futures fees?
    0.02% maker and 0.055% taker on USDT-margined perpetuals for non-VIP accounts.
    How is the Bybit VIP level decided?
    By 30-day trading volume or asset balance, whichever qualifies you for the higher tier.
    How do I lower my Bybit fees?
    Use limit (maker) orders rather than market orders, grow into a higher VIP tier, and pick cheaper withdrawal networks.

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