Fully integrated with ByBit.

As with most exchanges, Bybit applies the maker-taker fee model, with fees varying based on the type of contract being traded and your 30-day trading volume. For perpetual contracts, makers pay a fee of 0.01% while takers pay a fee of 0.06%. For USDC contracts, makers pay a fee of 0.03% while takers pay a fee of 0.03%. For inverse contracts, makers receive a rebate of 0.025% while takers pay a fee of 0.075%.

The maker and taker fees decrease as the user's 30-day trading volume increases. Bybit also charges funding fees for perpetual contracts to ensure the perpetual price stays close to the spot index. These funding fees are typically charged every 8 hours.

Bybit does not charge any deposit or withdrawal fees, and there are no fees for funding your account. However, there may be network fees for blockchain transfers.

Keep in mind that fees are subject to change, so it is best to check the Bybit fee schedule on their website for the latest fee structure.

Using Bybit's trading bots may provide some benefits, such as easy integration and access to simplified trading features. However, there are also potential drawbacks to consider:

• Limited customization: Bybit's directly provided trading bots may lack the same degree of customization options as those powered by HaasScript, potentially limiting your ability to develop a unique trading approach that aligns with your individual requirements and preferences.
• Conflicts of interest: Using a trading bot directly supplied by an exchange like Bybit may present a conflict of interest, as the exchange may prioritize its own financial gains over your trading success. This could lead to less-than-ideal execution or other disadvantages.
• Reliance on a single platform: Relying on a trading bot provided by Bybit could restrict your trading to that specific platform, potentially hindering your ability to access various markets, liquidity, or trading pairs.
• Lack of support or updates: Bybit's provided trading bots may not receive the same level of support, updates, or enhancements as those from third-party providers such as HaasOnline. This could result in reduced performance or reliability over time.

Ensure thorough backtesting, paper trading, and evaluation of each strategy, aligning with your risk tolerance and investment goals. Continuously monitor and adjust your trading bot's performance to optimize results—never set and forget.