How to find your trade history on Bybit?

Accessing Your Trade History on Bybit

1. Log in to your Bybit account using your registered email and password. Once authenticated, you will be directed to the main dashboard where trading activities are displayed.

2. Navigate to the top-right corner of the interface and click on the profile icon. A dropdown menu will appear with several options related to account management and transaction records.

3. From the dropdown, select 'Transaction History.' This section consolidates all financial activities including deposits, withdrawals, and executed trades across different products.

4. To specifically view trade records, switch to the 'Trade' tab within the Transaction History panel. Here, every executed order is listed with essential details such as symbol, side (buy/sell), price, quantity, and timestamp.

5. Use the filtering tools available above the trade list to narrow down results by date range, trading pair, or order type. This allows for precise retrieval of past transactions, especially useful for users with high trading volume.

Understanding the Trade Details

1. Each entry in the trade history displays the exact time the trade was filled, measured in UTC. This timestamp ensures consistency across global markets and avoids confusion due to time zone differences.

2. The 'Symbol' column indicates the specific trading pair involved, such as BTCUSD or ETHUSDT. Identifying the correct pair helps verify the context of each trade.

3. The 'Side' field shows whether the action was a long (buy) or short (sell) position. This information is critical for reviewing strategy performance and calculating net exposure.

4. Price and quantity data reflect the execution level and size of the trade. These values are pulled directly from the matching engine and cannot be altered post-execution.

5. Fees associated with each trade are also itemized, showing both the rate and total deduction in the settlement currency. Monitoring fee patterns helps optimize cost efficiency over time.

Exporting and Managing Trade Records

1. Bybit allows users to export trade history in CSV format for external analysis. Click the 'Export' button located at the top of the trade history table to initiate the download.

2. Before exporting, define the desired time frame and product category (e.g., Spot, Futures) to avoid overwhelming spreadsheets with irrelevant data.

3. The exported file includes all visible columns from the interface, enabling integration with accounting software or portfolio tracking tools.

4. Ensure that two-factor authentication (2FA) is active on your account before performing any export actions to protect sensitive financial data from unauthorized access.

5. Regularly archive exported files in encrypted storage to maintain a secure and auditable record of trading activity over extended periods.

Common Issues and Resolutions

1. If recent trades do not appear in the history, refresh the page or clear browser cache. Temporary display lags can occur during peak trading hours.

2. Missing trades might also result from applying overly restrictive filters. Reset all filter settings to view the complete dataset before adjusting parameters again.

3. For API users, ensure that the correct endpoint is used—GET /v5/order/execution retrieves individual trade fills linked to orders placed via the API.

4. Contact Bybit support only if discrepancies persist after verifying connectivity, filters, and authentication tokens for API-based queries.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does Bybit retain trade history?Bybit maintains trade records for up to one year in the user interface. Older data may still be accessible upon request through customer support.

Can I view trade history for deleted sub-accounts?Yes, trade history linked to a sub-account remains visible in the parent account’s transaction log even after the sub-account is removed.

Is there a delay in trade history updates?Executed trades typically appear within seconds. Delays may occur during periods of high market volatility or system maintenance.

Does trade history include failed or canceled orders?No, the trade history only shows filled orders. Canceled or rejected orders are logged separately under the 'Order' tab in Transaction History.