How to Sign Up on Bybit With a Referral Code

Where the field is

Bybit's registration screen asks for an email address or phone number and a password. The referral field is not shown by default; it is behind a small expander usually labelled Referral Code (Optional) below the password box.

The alternative is an invite link. Opening a link that already carries the code puts it into the form for you, and the field shows pre-filled. This is the more reliable route on mobile, where the expander is easy to scroll past.

• Open the sign-up form and expand the optional referral section before submitting.
• Paste the code exactly — the field is not case-forgiving in every region.
• If you used an invite link, confirm the field is filled rather than assuming it.
• Finish identity verification: most reward tiers stay locked until it is done.

What the invite actually pays

Bybit's programme has historically leaned on bonuses and coupons rather than a permanent percentage cut of trading fees. That distinction matters more than the headline number.

A fee discount reduces cost on every trade you ever place. A bonus is a one-off, usually gated behind a deposit threshold, a trading-volume threshold, or a time window, and often paid as a voucher that expires rather than as withdrawable balance.

Bybit changes campaign terms frequently, so the honest instruction is to read the programme page on the day you register rather than trust any figure quoted on a third-party site — including this one.

It cannot be added later

The referral link between two accounts is written at the moment the account is created. Once registration completes without a code, there is no settings page that repairs it and support will not attach one retroactively.

The workaround people reach for — deleting the account and registering again — usually fails too. Identity documents are already tied to the original account, and a second registration with the same documents is normally rejected or restricted.

If you already have a Bybit account with no referrer, nothing is broken; you simply pay the standard fee schedule. That is worth knowing before anyone sells you a fix for it.

We have not published a Bybit code yet

This site publishes a code only after it has been verified against the exchange's own programme page, and no Bybit code has cleared that bar yet. Rather than print something unverified, the Bybit tab on this site says so plainly.

If you want to be told when one goes live, or you run a Bybit programme and want it reviewed, write to contactmail.bsam@gmail.com.