1. Deposit Fee
2. Withdrawal Fee
A Withdrawal Fee will be charged for on-chain withdrawal depending on the different coins and chains selected. You can see the minimum withdrawal amount and withdrawal fees stated on the withdrawal window. Please note that the withdrawal fee is fixed for any withdrawal amount.
No withdrawal fee will be charged for Internal Transfers to other Bybit EU Account.
Read more: Withdrawal FAQ
3. Fiat Deposit Fee
There may be fees associated with your fiat deposit depending on the selected fiat currency and payment method. You can view the applicable fee rates for each fiat currency and payment method by visiting the Fiat Deposit page and selecting your desired currency.
On the App homepage, please go to Assets → Deposit, then select your desired fiat currency and tap Top Up. On the Fiat Deposit page, you can view the associated fees for each available payment method.
Note: Available payment methods vary depending on your country or region of residence and the availability of service providers. You may refer to this article for the list of restricted regions.
4. Fiat Withdrawal Fee
There may be fees associated with your fiat withdrawal depending on the selected fiat currency and payment method. You can view the applicable fee rates for each fiat currency and payment method by visiting the Fiat Withdrawal page and selecting your desired currency.
On the App homepage, please go to the Assets page and tap Account → Funding → Fiat. Then, select the Fiat currency and refer to the associated fees for each payment method.
5. Trading Fee
A Trading Fee will be charged for Spot Trading based on the filled order quantity. The rate for Takers and Makers is different and you will be entitled to a lower fee rate according to your VIP level.
To check the current trading fee rates currently applicable to your account, please go to your My Fee Rates page. You can also learn more about the benefits of different VIP levels by checking this article.
Read More: Bybit EU Trading Fee Structure
6. Liquidation Fee
A Liquidation Fee will be charged in the event of liquidation in Spot Margin Trading.
In Spot Margin Trading, when the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio exceeds the liquidation level, auto repayment will be triggered, and your margin assets will be liquidated to repay the liabilities. A liquidation fee will be charged on top of your liquidated assets and this will be injected to the margin insurance pool.
In the event where your account goes bankrupt, i.e., when you are liquidated and you have insufficient margin assets to repay the liabilities, the platform will use the margin insurance fund to cover the deficit. For more information, please visit this page.
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What Is Crypto Liquidation & How Do I Avoid It?
7. Borrowing Fee
For any borrowing from Spot Margin Trading provided on Bybit EU, hourly borrowing fee will be incurred. You can view the borrowing fee rates charged from the respective product page and learn more about borrowing fee’s calculation in this article.