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How to deposit USDT to Bybit for futures?
To deposit USDT to Bybit for futures trading, choose the correct network (like TRC-20 or ERC-20), send funds to the generated address, then transfer internally from your Spot to USDT Futures Wallet—never skip this step!
Jul 23, 2025 at 09:07 am

Understanding USDT and Bybit Futures
Before depositing USDT to Bybit for futures trading, it’s essential to understand what USDT is and how it integrates with Bybit’s futures market. USDT (Tether) is a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the US dollar, widely accepted across crypto exchanges. On Bybit, USDT serves as the collateral for USDT-margined futures contracts, allowing traders to open long or short positions using leverage. Ensure your Bybit account is verified and supports futures trading—this includes completing KYC if required.
Accessing the Deposit Section on Bybit
To begin, log in to your Bybit account via the web or mobile app. Navigate to the "Assets" tab, then select "Deposit" from the dropdown menu. A new window will appear listing all supported cryptocurrencies. Choose USDT from the list. At this point, you must select the correct network (blockchain). Bybit supports multiple networks like ERC-20 (Ethereum), TRC-20 (Tron), BEP-20 (Binance Smart Chain), and others. Select the same network used by your sending wallet—mismatched networks can result in lost funds.
Generating a USDT Deposit Address
Once you’ve selected the network, Bybit will generate a unique deposit address for you. This address is specific to your account and the chosen network. Never reuse deposit addresses from other platforms or exchanges. Copy the address carefully—do not manually type it. Paste it into your sending wallet to avoid typos. Some users prefer scanning the QR code instead of copying text; both methods are valid as long as the destination is verified. Confirm the network again before proceeding.
Sending USDT from Your Wallet to Bybit
Open your external wallet (e.g., MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or hardware wallet like Ledger).
- Select USDT from your asset list
- Click “Send” or “Transfer”
- Paste the Bybit deposit address
- Choose the same network (e.g., TRC-20) that you selected on Bybit
- Enter the amount you wish to deposit
- Review all details, especially the network fee and estimated confirmation time
- Confirm the transaction
Bybit typically credits deposits within minutes, though ERC-20 transactions may take longer and cost more in gas fees. Monitor your wallet’s transaction history and wait for at least one confirmation before checking Bybit.
Verifying the Deposit in Your Bybit Futures Account
After the transaction is confirmed on the blockchain, return to Bybit. Go to "Assets > Deposit History" to see the status. Once marked as completed, the USDT will appear in your spot wallet. To use it for futures, transfer it to your USDT Futures Wallet: - Click “Transfer” under the Assets section
- Select “From: Spot Account”
- Select “To: USDT Futures Account”
- Enter the amount
- Confirm the transfer
This internal transfer is instant and free. Now, the funds are available for opening futures positions. Check your “Futures Wallet Balance” in the trading interface to confirm availability.
Common Mistakes to Avoid When Depositing USDT
- Sending USDT via a different network than the one selected on Bybit (e.g., sending ERC-20 to a TRC-20 address)
- Forgetting to transfer from Spot to Futures Wallet—deposited USDT stays in spot by default
- Using a deposit address from a previous transaction—always generate a new one
- Ignoring minimum deposit thresholds—Bybit enforces minimums per network (e.g., 1 USDT for TRC-20)
- Not waiting for blockchain confirmations—some users panic if funds don’t appear immediately
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I deposit USDT from another exchange directly to my Bybit Futures Wallet?
No. All deposits go to your Spot Wallet first. You must manually transfer them to the Futures Wallet using the internal transfer function. This applies even if the deposit originates from another exchange.What happens if I send USDT on the wrong network?
If the network doesn’t match Bybit’s selected one, the deposit may not appear. In some cases, Bybit can recover it—but only if you contact support immediately with the transaction hash, correct network, and proof of the mistake. Recovery is not guaranteed.Is there a minimum amount to deposit USDT for futures?
Yes. Each network has a minimum. For example, TRC-20 requires at least 1 USDT, while ERC-20 may require 5 USDT due to higher gas costs. Check Bybit’s deposit page for exact thresholds per network.Do I need to pay a fee to deposit USDT to Bybit?
Bybit does not charge deposit fees. However, your sending wallet or the blockchain network (e.g., Ethereum for ERC-20) will charge a network fee. This fee varies based on congestion and is paid in the native token of that network (e.g., ETH for ERC-20, BNB for BEP-20).
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