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Bybit fee rebate — 22.5% of your fees back

Last verified: 2026-10-14

Trade on Bybit through our referral link and we send you 50% of the referral commission Bybit pays us. Converted into the number that matters: 22.5% of the trading fees you pay comes back to you, in USDT, monthly. Your fees on Bybit do not change.

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Referral link — we receive a commission from the exchange.

Bybit trading fees

ProductTakerMakerTaker after rebate
USDT perpetual futures0.055%0.02%0.043%
Spot0.1%0.1%0.078%

What comes back, in money

All taker orders on Bybit futures, per month:

Monthly volumeFees you payBack to you
$10,000$5.50$1.24
$100,000$55$12.38
$1,000,000$550$123.75

Using maker (limit) orders lowers the fee itself — usually by more than any rebate. A rebate is what you get back on the fees you still pay.

Three steps

  1. Open a new Bybit account through our link
  2. Find your UID: Bybit app > Profile > UID (so canh avatar)
  3. Enter the UID on our site — that is all we need — /#check

Questions

Can I use my existing Bybit account?

Usually not. Bybit fixes the referrer when an account is created and as a rule does not change it. A new account through our link is the normal route — never break Bybit's terms to get a rebate.

Does "50% of the commission" mean half my fees come back?

No. The exchange pays a referral commission that is part of your fee, and we return half of that. On Bybit that works out to 22.5% of your fees.

What do you need from me?

Only your public UID. We never ask for API keys, passwords, 2FA codes or seed phrases, and we never hold your funds.

When am I paid?

Monthly. A month is held for 7 days after it ends, because exchanges can still adjust or claw back commission. Withdrawals from 10 USDT on TRC20, BEP20 or Arbitrum One.

Does a rebate make trading profitable?

No. It returns part of a cost, never more than the fee. Trading more to earn rebates always costs more than it returns.

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Not investment advice. Nothing here is a recommendation to trade, to use leverage, or to use any particular exchange. Trading crypto derivatives can lose you more than you deposit. We are paid a commission by exchanges on the fees you generate, so we earn more when you trade more — read everything here with that in mind.