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Bybit Review

Updated: August 1, 2026
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CategoryMetricsMeaning
RatingsGlobal Rank3694
Country CodeRU
Country Rank544
Category Rank4
Engagement metricsVisits10811597
Bounce Rate0.3676
Pageviews per Visit8.71
Avg. Visit Duration465.67
Estimated monthly visitsApril 202611419934
May 202611879055
June 202610811597
Top countriesRussia (RU)35.19%
South Korea (KR)10.68%
Ukraine (UA)7.19%
Belarus (BY)3.49%
United States (US)3.12%
Traffic sourcesDirect68.43%
Referrals2.74%
Mail1.92%
Social-
Paid Referrals-
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Top keywordsbybit530260 ◦ $0.88 ◦ $561930
байбит34220 ◦ $0.88 ◦ $46900
bybit login25820 ◦ $0.25 ◦ $27210
바이비트25500 ◦ $0.78 ◦ $25240
bybit card11190 ◦ $2.23 ◦ $9970

About Bybit

Bybit EU GmbH holds a Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR) license issued by Austria’s Financial Market Authority (FMA) in May 2025 for operations as a Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP), enabling spot trading, spot margin trading, select Bybit Earn products, and the Bybit EU Card across the European Economic Area via bybit.eu (). Bybit Limited, trading as Bybit Kazakhstan, is authorized by the AIFC’s regulator AFSA under licence number AFSA‑A‑LA‑2024‑0027 to operate a digital asset trading facility, provide custody, deal in investments as principal or agent, and manage investments in digital assets ().

The Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (DFSA) issued a warning on September 30, 2024 stating that Bybit is not authorized as an investment firm in Denmark and that clients using its services are not covered by investor protection schemes or the Danish Guarantee Fund (). On January 24, 2025, DFSA reiterated that Bybit is an unregistered/unlicensed entity offering financial products or services (). The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) issued a public alert on March 14, 2024 warning that Bybit is not licensed or registered for regulated activities in Hong Kong (). In Brazil, the Comissão de Valores Mobiliários (CVM) issued an alert on September 5, 2022 regarding irregular activities by ByBit Fintech Limited operating www.bybit.com and www.bybit.com/pt‑BR as a securities broker without proper registration (). The Thai SEC identified Bybit (.com) as an unlicensed digital asset trading platform and filed criminal complaints in May 2025 ().

Bybit’s global platform explicitly excludes users from certain jurisdictions, including the United States, Canada, the Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong, Singapore, and others, as per its Terms of Service; accounts may be terminated or positions liquidated if false residence information is provided (). A U.S. SEC filing confirms that Bybit, based in the United Arab Emirates, does not hold any licenses or registrations in the U.S. and is not available to U.S. customers ().

Who it’s for

  • Residents of the European Economic Area who seek access to services covered under the MiCAR‑licensed EU entity via bybit.eu.
  • Users in Kazakhstan or jurisdictions where AIFC regulation is recognised, seeking digital asset trading or custody services through the AIFC‑licensed entity.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • MiCAR‑licensed EU branch provides regulated access to crypto services within the EEA ().
  • AIFC licensing under AFSA supports regulated digital asset services in Kazakhstan jurisdiction ().

Cons

  • No authorization in Denmark, Hong Kong, Brazil, Thailand; operations flagged as unlicensed or irregular by multiple regulators ().
  • Global platform excludes residents of the U.S. and several other jurisdictions, and carries risk of account termination or liquidation if residence is misrepresented ().

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