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    OKX vs Bybit

    A field-by-field comparison of OKX and Bybit covering fees, products, availability, security and funding. Unverified fields are labelled rather than estimated.

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    Bybit has not had a completed verification pass yet. This page is excluded from search engines until both sides have been checked against their own documentation, so no half-researched comparison is indexed. The fields that are still blank are labelled individually below.

    Country / region

    No region has been verified yet, so this selector does not change the comparison below.

    Quick comparison

    A one-line summary of each platform and the state of its research pass, then the field-by-field tables. Positioning lines describe scope, not quality. A completed research pass does not mean every field is filled: fields the platform does not publish stay labelled, with the reason.

    OKX

    A large global exchange offering spot, derivatives and a self-custody wallet.

    Research pass complete

    Full OKX profile →

    Bybit

    A global exchange best known for derivatives trading, with a growing spot business.

    Research pass incomplete

    Full Bybit profile →

    Trading fees

    What does each platform charge to trade?

    FieldOKXBybit
    Spot maker fee — Regular user0.0800% for a user with under 100,000 USD of assets and under 1,000,000 USD of 30-day volume.Not yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for Bybit. The row is here because OKX publishes a comparable field; the Bybit profile records exactly what was checked.
    Spot taker fee — Regular user0.1000% on the same criteria.Not yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for Bybit. The row is here because OKX publishes a comparable field; the Bybit profile records exactly what was checked.
    Published fee tiersTen levels, Regular through VIP 9, set by deposited assets OR 30-day trading volume — whichever qualifies you for the better level. VIP 6 reaches a 0.0000% maker rate, and VIP 7 to 9 are negative at −0.0010%, −0.0025% and −0.0050% maker, which OKX describes as a rebate for providing liquidity.Where criteria differ across instruments, OKX applies the highest level you qualify for to all of them. Main and sub-accounts are combined for tiering, and each account then receives the same tier.Not yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for Bybit. The row is here because OKX publishes a comparable field; the Bybit profile records exactly what was checked.
    When a tier change takes effectA user’s level determines their fees for the next trading day, and a change is applied between 20:00 and 22:00 UTC.This matters when timing a large trade around a volume threshold: crossing the threshold does not reprice the trade that crossed it.Not yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for Bybit. The row is here because OKX publishes a comparable field; the Bybit profile records exactly what was checked.
    24-hour crypto withdrawal limit — Regular user10,000,000 USD, rising to 80,000,000 USD at VIP 8. The limit is recalculated daily at 16:00 UTC from your fee level.Not yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for Bybit. The row is here because OKX publishes a comparable field; the Bybit profile records exactly what was checked.
    Regional variationOKX states on its own fee page that its fees may vary depending on your region, and points to a regional fee page for the rates applicable to you.The table above is the one OKX serves to a generic English-language visitor. If you are in a region with its own schedule, that schedule — not this table — is the applicable one.Not yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for Bybit. The row is here because OKX publishes a comparable field; the Bybit profile records exactly what was checked.
    Deposit feesNot yet verifiedShown on a separate page from the trading fee table, which was not read in this pass.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    Withdrawal feesNot yet verifiedPer-asset and per-network, on a separate page that was not read in this pass. The withdrawal limit above is not a withdrawal fee.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    Fee discount tiers other than volumeNot yet verifiedOKX groups assets into fee groups reviewed roughly quarterly and mentions special and stablecoin fee pairs, but the per-group rates were not read in this pass.Not yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for Bybit. The row is here because OKX publishes a comparable field; the Bybit profile records exactly what was checked.
    Spot maker feeNot yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for OKX. The row is here because Bybit publishes a comparable field; the OKX profile records exactly what was checked.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    Spot taker feeNot yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for OKX. The row is here because Bybit publishes a comparable field; the OKX profile records exactly what was checked.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    Futures maker feeNot yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for OKX. The row is here because Bybit publishes a comparable field; the OKX profile records exactly what was checked.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    Futures taker feeNot yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for OKX. The row is here because Bybit publishes a comparable field; the OKX profile records exactly what was checked.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    Fee discount tiersNot yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for OKX. The row is here because Bybit publishes a comparable field; the OKX profile records exactly what was checked.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.

    Available products

    Which markets and instruments can you access?

    FieldOKXBybit
    Spot instruments listed1,176 instruments were in a live state out of 1,184 listed, across 13 quote currencies including USDT, USDC, USD, BTC, ETH, EUR and TRY.Counted from OKX’s own public market-data API on 2026-10-14. Treat it as a snapshot.527 spot instruments, all in a Trading state, across 15 quote coins including USDT, USDC, USD, BTC, ETH, EUR and TRY.Counted from Bybit’s own public market-data API on 2026-10-14 — the one Bybit surface that was reachable. Treat it as a snapshot, and note that a listed instrument is not a statement about which regions may trade it.
    Spot tradingYes — priced in the spot fee table and exposed by the public instruments endpoint.Not yet verifiedThe public API exposes a spot category, so spot trading exists; what that product includes for a given account was not reachable.
    Futures and optionsYes — the fee page carries separate Futures and Options tabs.Not yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for Bybit. The row is here because OKX publishes a comparable field; the Bybit profile records exactly what was checked.
    Other priced marketsSpreads and Events carry their own fee tabs alongside Spot, Futures and Options.Not yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for Bybit. The row is here because OKX publishes a comparable field; the Bybit profile records exactly what was checked.
    Earn, borrowing and automated tradingThe platform’s own navigation lists Earn, borrowing against holdings, trading bots and copy trading.Read from OKX’s own product navigation, which establishes that the products exist — not that they are open to a given account or region.Not yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for Bybit. The row is here because OKX publishes a comparable field; the Bybit profile records exactly what was checked.
    Demo or testnet environmentNot yet verifiedNot stated on the pages read in this pass.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    Margin tradingNot yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for OKX. The row is here because Bybit publishes a comparable field; the OKX profile records exactly what was checked.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    FuturesNot yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for OKX. The row is here because Bybit publishes a comparable field; the OKX profile records exactly what was checked.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    OptionsNot yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for OKX. The row is here because Bybit publishes a comparable field; the OKX profile records exactly what was checked.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    Earn and staking productsNot yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for OKX. The row is here because Bybit publishes a comparable field; the OKX profile records exactly what was checked.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.

    Supported regions

    Where can the service be used from?

    FieldOKXBybit
    Countries and regions servedThe terms of service identify five operating structures: Malta entities for the EEA, a UAE entity, an El Salvador entity covering El Salvador and a named list of Latin American countries, entities for the Bahamas, Brazil and Singapore, and a Seychelles entity for all other eligible users.Signed out, we are in the “all other eligible users” bucket. That is a fact about the research environment, not about any reader’s account.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    Countries and regions restrictedNot yet verifiedThe terms set out sanctions and prohibited-party rules rather than a country list; the restricted-country list itself is not published in one place.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    Identity verification requirementsNot yet verifiedGoverned by the terms and the onboarding flow rather than a summary we could cite.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.

    Security and custody

    How are funds protected and what safeguards exist?

    FieldOKXBybit
    Proof of reserves publishedYes, and stated as continuous rather than occasional. The 47th report covers 27.4 billion USD in primary assets, with the latest verification date given as 8 September 2026. Published ratios included BTC 109%, ETH 101%, USDT 105%, USDC 100% and XRP 108%.OKX’s own published figures, read from its page. The verification method was upgraded to zk-STARK in March 2023 after starting with a Merkle-tree approach. No ratio has been recomputed independently.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    Two-factor authentication optionsNot yet verifiedNot covered by the pages read in this pass.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    Withdrawal address allow-listingNot yet verifiedNot covered by the pages read in this pass.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    Insurance or protection fundNot yet verifiedNot covered by the pages read in this pass.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.
    Regulatory registrations and licencesNot yet verifiedWe did not verify this field for OKX. The row is here because Bybit publishes a comparable field; the OKX profile records exactly what was checked.Not yet verifiedBybit’s own documentation could not be read when this pass was run (2026-10-14): the fee, help-centre and terms pages answer a request but return a client-rendered shell with no article text in it, and a browser could not load the origin from our research environment. No value has been checked, so the field stays unverified rather than being filled from a third-party summary.

    Deposits and withdrawals

    Which methods and networks are supported?

    FieldOKXBybit

    Who each platform may suit

    OKX

    Strengths

    • The spot fee table is published in full, including the asset and volume thresholds for each level and the fact that maker fees go negative at the top three.
    • The terms of service name the contracting entity for each region, which is the specific question a reader needs answered before comparing anything else.
    • Proof-of-reserves reporting is published as a numbered series with per-asset ratios and named verification methods.

    Trade-offs

    • Fees vary by region and OKX says so on its own fee page, so the published table is not necessarily the rate any given reader pays.
    • A tier change takes effect the following trading day, which is a real trap for anyone timing a trade around a volume threshold.
    • Futures and options rates sit on separate tabs from spot, so one page does not answer the cost question for a multi-product strategy.

    Bybit

    No suitability note is published for Bybit. It would be written from verified strengths and drawbacks, and the verification pass for this platform is not complete — see its profile for the fields still outstanding.

    Methodology

    Every factual field on this page is either verified against a primary source or shown as not yet verified. There is no third state.

    Primary sources are the exchange’s own fee schedule, help centre, terms of service and regulatory registrations. Third-party review sites are treated as leads, not sources.

    Fee figures change without notice and vary by region, account tier, 30-day volume and promotions. Treat any figure on this site as a starting point and confirm it on the exchange’s own fee page before acting.

    CoinSoso does not assign star ratings or scores. Comparisons are presented as factual field-by-field differences plus a plain-language note on who each platform may suit.

    Promotional or referral relationships never change a verdict. If a page carries a referral link, that is disclosed on the page itself.

    A verified figure carries the date it was read. A rate published by an exchange is that exchange’s own statement, not an independent measurement by CoinSoso, and the page says so where it matters.

    Verification dates: OKX 2026-10-14

    Sources

    Primary sources for the factual claims on this page. A date appears only where a human has actually read the source; where it is missing, the check is still outstanding.

    1. OKX — FoundedNot yet read
    2. OKX — Spot maker fee — Regular userNot yet read
    3. OKX — Spot instruments listedNot yet read
    4. OKX — Proof of reserves publishedNot yet read
    5. Bybit — FoundedNot yet read
    6. Bybit — Entity behind the service in your regionNot yet read
    7. Bybit — Spot maker feeNot yet read
    8. Bybit — Spot instruments listedNot yet read