Cost model
Fee calculation without marketing claims
The calculator uses a public baseline for comparison. It does not promise a discount and does not replace the rate shown in your account.
The editorial priority is separating an affiliate code from a guaranteed benefit. Every reward, rebate or eligibility claim must be verified in the destination terms. Readers should document their residency, funding currency, onboarding entity and product-specific restrictions. The primary platform scope is Bybit. For a Bybit-focused review, distinguish spot execution from perpetual-contract costs, include funding and liquidation mechanics, and verify the legal account entity plus withdrawal safeguards before trading. This guide assumes that regional rules and product access can change, so every decision needs a current check.
Start with execution
A limit order is not automatically a maker order. If it matches immediately, it can be charged as taker. The final classification is determined by execution, not the label selected in the order ticket.
Add the hidden cost layers
For a realistic estimate, add spread and likely slippage to both sides of a trade. For perpetual contracts, include opening and closing fees plus funding payments. For moving assets, compare the exact withdrawal network and minimum withdrawal amount.
Use the account rate as the final authority
Public tables are useful for orientation. Account tier, region, trading pair and temporary campaigns can override the baseline. Save a screenshot or export of the applicable rate when documenting a high-value decision.
Reviewed sources
Baseline fee table
Illustrative baseline only. Pair, region, VIP level and promotions can change the live rate.
| Exchange | Spot maker / taker | Futures maker / taker | Checks and links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bybit | 0.10% / 0.10% | 0.02% / 0.055% |