Bybit Opens U.S. Stock and ETF Trading to Eligible Users
Bybit says eligible users can now trade over 1,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs with USDC inside their Unified Trading Account, subject to verification and jurisdiction rules.
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Bybit announced that eligible users can now access U.S. stocks and ETFs through its platform, using USDC in a Unified Trading Account. The source describes real security exposure rather than derivatives, $0 commission, fractional trading from $5, and nearly 24/5 market access. It does not establish any required action for existing users. The stated eligibility conditions are Identity Verification Lv. 2 for individuals or Business Verification Lv. 2 for entities, plus an account in good standing. Product availability varies by jurisdiction.
On this page
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Bybit announced direct access to U.S. stocks and ETFs for eligible users.
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Trading is funded with USDC held in a Unified Trading Account (UTA).
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The source states more than 1,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs are supported.
Key timeline
Bybit publishes the announcement that eligible users can access U.S. stocks and ETFs.
Who may be affected
- Bybit users who have completed Identity Verification Lv. 2 (individuals) or Business Verification Lv. 2 (entities) and whose accounts are in good standing.
- Users located in jurisdictions where the product is available, as product availability varies by jurisdiction.
Impact analysis
For users who meet the stated verification and account-standing conditions and are in an eligible jurisdiction, the confirmed operational change is that U.S. stock and ETF trading is available through Bybit using USDC in a UTA. The source states this provides real security exposure rather than derivatives, with voting rights, cash dividends, and stock splits described as retained or automatically received. It also states $0 commission, fractional trading from $5, and nearly 24/5 market access. The source does not state that existing crypto positions, balances, or account features change. Users outside the stated eligibility scope or in jurisdictions where the product is unavailable are not assigned any effect by the source.
What the announcement does not say
The source does not list the specific jurisdictions where the product is available or restricted, does not detail all order types, and does not specify which corporate actions may be restricted. It also does not state whether the service is available to all eligible users immediately or on a phased basis.
Risk notes
- The source states that trading stocks and ETFs involves significant risk and may result in loss of invested capital.
- Bybit states it does not accept liability for losses resulting from trading on its platform.
- The source notes that some corporate actions may be restricted at this time.
- The source states that product availability varies by jurisdiction and that Bybit reserves the right to modify terms without prior notice.
- This article is for verifying official exchange announcements only and does not constitute investment or trading advice.
This article is for information only and is not investment, legal, or tax advice. Digital assets are volatile and may result in loss of principal.
Frequently asked questions
Who can use Bybit's U.S. stock and ETF trading?
The source states eligibility requires Identity Verification Lv. 2 for individuals or Business Verification Lv. 2 for entities, and a Bybit account in good standing. Product availability also varies by jurisdiction.
What currency is used to trade U.S. stocks on Bybit?
The source states U.S. stock trading currently supports USDC, which must be held in the Unified Trading Account.
Are the U.S. stock positions derivatives?
The source states users gain direct exposure to actual stocks and ETFs, not derivatives, and that they retain full voting rights and automatically receive cash dividends and stock splits.
Are there commissions or minimum trade sizes?
The source states $0 commission and that eligible fractional-share trades start from just $5. It refers users to the Stock Trading Fee Detail for applicable fees.
Official sources
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