Bybit Review

Updated: May 12, 2026
Bybit
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CategoryMetricsMeaning
RatingsGlobal Rank3242
Country CodeRU
Country Rank471
Category Rank4
Engagement metricsVisits12764010
Bounce Rate0.3784
Pageviews per Visit8.3
Avg. Visit Duration412.92
Estimated monthly visitsJanuary 202615449334
February 202612648282
March 202612764010
Top countriesRussia (RU)38.02%
South Korea (KR)10.99%
Ukraine (UA)8.15%
Belarus (BY)2.5%
Kyrgyzstan (KG)2.07%
Traffic sourcesDirect82.01%
Search12.59%
Referrals3.78%
Social1.21%
Paid Referrals0.33%
Mail0.07%
Top keywordsbybit582990 ◦ $2.34 ◦ $651080
байбит62720 ◦ $2.56 ◦ $90400
바이비트27380 ◦ $22210
bybit login20410 ◦ $0.48 ◦ $14760
bybit card13000 ◦ $2.65 ◦ $10590

About Bybit

Bybit operates through the domain bybit.com, offering services primarily in cryptocurrency trading. According to its official website, the platform provides access to spot and derivatives markets for a range of digital assets, including perpetual and futures contracts. The company states support for leveraged trading with up to 100x leverage on certain products. Available base currencies on the exchange include major cryptocurrencies such as BTC, ETH, and USDT. The platform is web-based and also offers native mobile applications for iOS and Android. Official site

As of regulatory records, Bybit is not authorized or licensed by key financial regulators such as the FCA (UK) or ASIC (Australia). Multiple national regulators have issued warnings regarding the platform. The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has included Bybit in its list of unauthorized firms, making it clear that Bybit does not hold any FCA authorisation and that UK residents are not protected if they use its services. Similarly, Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) has issued a warning regarding its operations without registration in Japan. FCA, JFSA

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Wide selection of cryptocurrency trading pairs including spot and derivatives.
  • High leverage options available, up to 100x on certain contracts.
  • Multiple platforms supported, including web and mobile apps.

Cons

  • Not regulated by major financial authorities (FCA, ASIC, CySEC, etc.).
  • Regulatory warnings issued in the UK and Japan highlight unauthorized status.
  • Lack of investor protection schemes such as deposit insurance or negative balance protection under regulatory oversight.

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