Fees

Bybit copy trading fees

Copy trading costs can include exchange trading fees and a performance share for the master trader. The exact rules are defined by Bybit and may change over time.

Performance share

The master earns only when followers have profit according to platform rules. This aligns incentives, but it does not remove trading risk.

Exchange trading costs

Copied trades are still exchange trades, so standard trading costs, spreads and funding may affect the final result.

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Before connecting, review the current fee details in the Bybit interface and compare expected costs with your allocation size.

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Copy trading knowledge base

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