Bybit referral code guide
How to sign up on Bybit with code 93065
- Use the Bybit sign-up link on this page. It carries affiliate ID 93065 in the URL, so the referral is pre-filled.
- Enter your email or mobile number and create a password. Bybit may show a slider or puzzle check before sending a verification code.
- Find the referral code field, which may be collapsed under an optional section, and confirm it shows 93065. Type the five digits manually if the field is blank.
- Enter the verification code to finish creating the account.
- Turn on two-factor authentication and set an anti-phishing code if Bybit offers one, then complete identity checks as required for your country.
- Before your first futures trade, open the fee rate page in your account and check the rate shown against the table on this page. If the two do not match, contact Bybit support before you scale up.
What the Bybit referral code gives you
Code 93065 ties your new Bybit account to our affiliate ID and gives you up to 20% off eligible trading fees in return. That saving applies to fees you pay as you trade, not to a one-off reward.
Because Bybit is built around derivatives, most of the saving for a typical user comes from perpetual contracts rather than spot. A swing trader opening a few positions a week saves little. Someone running dozens of leveraged market orders a day saves much more. If Bybit is running its own welcome campaign when you join, read that campaign's terms to see whether it can be combined with a referral.
Bybit trading fees explained
Bybit spot costs 0.1% for makers and 0.1% for takers. A $1,000 ETH purchase therefore costs $1.00, which drops to $0.80 with code 93065.
Perpetuals are where the numbers grow. The base taker rate is 0.055% and the maker rate is 0.02%. Say you open a $20,000 BTCUSDT long with a market order and close it the same way later in the day. Each side costs $11.00, so the round trip is $22.00. With 20% off, each side costs $8.80 and the round trip $17.60, a $4.40 saving on a single trade.
Do that round trip on 20 trading days in a month and the base fees reach $440, against $352 with the referral, an $88 difference. Using maker orders to enter would shrink both figures much further, because 0.02% is well under half the taker rate.
Who Bybit is best for and not for
Best for
- Active perpetual futures traders. Bybit is a leading derivatives and spot platform, and the fee gap between maker and taker rewards traders who use limit orders.
- Traders who open and close positions often, where a 20% cut on 0.055% adds up over a month.
- Users who want spot and derivatives in one account with a single balance to manage.
Not for
- Traders who only use futures market orders and want the lowest taker rate: Bybit's 0.055% is above Binance, OKX and WhiteBIT.
- Long-term spot holders who buy a few times a year. The referral saves them only cents.
- Anyone living in a country Bybit restricts. Check Bybit's restricted-countries list before signing up.
Bybit vs Binance and Bitget
Against Binance, Bybit's futures taker rate is half a basis point higher (0.055% against 0.05%), while spot and futures maker rates are the same. The gap is small per trade but real at high volume: $5.00 more per $100,000 of futures market orders before discounts.
Against Bitget, Bybit is the cheaper futures taker. Bitget lists 0.06%, so the same $20,000 market order costs $12.00 on Bitget against $11.00 on Bybit. Both list the same 0.1% spot rate and 0.02% futures maker rate. Bitget's main draw is copy trading, so the choice often depends on whether you trade yourself or follow others.
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