Bybit fees in Turkey: what you actually pay in 2026

Bybit charges a flat 0.10% maker fee and a flat 0.10% taker fee on spot trades for regular users, the same rate it charges everyone else in the world^††. Deposits and crypto withdrawals follow Bybit's normal global rules, not a separate Turkish schedule. We found no verified fee number specific to Turkish lira (TRY) in our data, so check the exact figure on the deposit or withdrawal screen before you confirm anything.

What does Bybit actually charge in Turkey?

Bybit does not publish a Turkey-only fee page. The spot trading fee, the card-purchase fee, and the crypto withdrawal fee are the same structure Bybit uses globally^††††. What changes by country is usually the payment rail, not the percentage.

For a full line-by-line walkthrough of every fee type, see our Bybit Fees Explained guide. This article focuses on one question: what a Turkish user pays.

How much is Bybit's spot trading fee (bybit komisyon oranları)?

At the base level, called regular or VIP0, Bybit's spot fees are simple.

Higher VIP tiers can unlock maker rebates, but at regular/VIP0 the rate is a plain 0.10% on both sides^†. No discount, no surprise markup.

Two examples using TL order size:

• A 5,000 TL market order (taker) costs 5,000 × 0.10% = 5 TL in trading fees^†.
• A 50,000 TL limit order (maker) costs 50,000 × 0.10% = 50 TL in trading fees^†.

The math is the same for any currency, because the fee is a percentage of order value, not a fixed TRY amount. Run your own order size through our Fee Calculator if you want a quick number before you trade.

What about depositing or withdrawing Turkish lira?

Here is the honest answer: Bybit does not publish a TRY-specific deposit or withdrawal fee that we could verify. Don't assume the USD or EUR figures below apply at the same rate to lira. Check the current number inside the Bybit app before you pay.

What Bybit does publish, for fiat deposits in general:

A one-click card purchase feels effortless, which is exactly why people skip comparing the fee first. The same pattern shows up in trading: when the "buy" button has almost no friction, the step people skip is the one that costs them money . Treat a card purchase the way you'd treat a trade entry: check the number before you click, not after.

What do you pay to withdraw crypto from Bybit?

Crypto withdrawal fees on Bybit are fixed per coin and per network^†. Bybit does not publish one static fee table. The exact amount shows on the withdrawal screen when you pick the coin and network, or on a status page that requires login^†.

A few things that are verified and worth knowing:

• Internal transfers between Bybit accounts are free and instant^†.
• Selling crypto through P2P costs 0% from Bybit, but a third-party bank fee can still apply on your side. A US wire of $15 to $35, for example, is a bank charge, not a Bybit charge^†.

Checking the fee screen before you confirm has no instant payoff, so most people skip it, the same way most traders skip a trade journal because nothing rewards you for writing it that day . Make it a fixed step, not a maybe: open the withdrawal screen, read the fee, then confirm.

Is Bybit legal to use in Turkey?

Bybit's local entity, Bybit Kripto Varlık Alım Satım Platformu AŞ, appears on Turkey's active crypto asset service provider list at item 10 of 49, checked on 2026-11-03^†. The regulator's own disclaimer says appearing on that list is not confirmation of a granted licence^†.

Law No. 7518 (2024) brought crypto asset service providers under the Capital Markets Board (SPK/CMB); platforms serving Turkish users also fall under MASAK AML supervision. For more on how this applies across exchanges, read our guide to crypto exchanges in Turkey and our pick for the most trusted crypto exchange in Turkey.

Common mistakes to avoid

• Assuming a TRY deposit or withdrawal costs the same percentage as the USD or EUR figures above. It might not. Check the app screen first.
• Clicking one-click card buy without checking the 1.1% to 3.05% range first^†, because the button is easy to press .
• Treating "Bybit charges 0% on P2P" as "this trade is free." Your bank or payment app can still charge you^†.
• Skipping the withdrawal fee screen because checking it feels like a small, boring step with no immediate reward .
• Confusing the maker rebate, which applies at higher VIP tiers, with the regular/VIP0 rate, which is a flat 0.10%^†.

FAQ

Does Bybit charge extra fees just for users in Turkey?

No fee specific to Turkey shows up in Bybit's published data. The spot fee structure is global^††.

What is Bybit's VIP0 trading fee?

0.10% maker and 0.10% taker^††.

Is P2P trading really free on Bybit?

Bybit charges 0% on P2P trades. Your bank or payment method may still charge its own fee^†.

Is there a published TRY withdrawal fee?

Not in our data. Check the exact amount on the withdrawal screen before you confirm.

Read our full Bybit Fees Explained guide for every fee type, or the Bybit review for the bigger picture. See our Methodology for how we source and verify these numbers, and our Affiliate Disclosure for how this site is funded.

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