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How to withdraw from Bybit futures account?
To withdraw from Bybit Futures, first close all positions, transfer funds to your Spot wallet, and then initiate the withdrawal—ensuring network and address accuracy to avoid errors.
Jul 23, 2025 at 02:35 pm

Understanding Bybit Futures Withdrawal Basics
Before initiating any withdrawal, users must ensure their Bybit futures account is in a stable state. This means having no open positions, no pending orders, and a margin balance of zero. If you attempt to withdraw while holding open futures contracts, the system will block the action. It is essential to close all positions manually or wait for automatic liquidation if the margin ratio drops too low. Also, ensure your futures wallet balance is zero—any remaining funds must be transferred to your spot wallet before proceeding.
Transferring Funds from Futures to Spot Wallet
To withdraw funds, you must first move them from the futures wallet to the spot wallet. Log in to your Bybit account and navigate to the "Assets" section. Click on "Transfer", then select "Futures Account" as the source and "Spot Account" as the destination. Enter the amount you wish to transfer—this must match the available balance in your futures wallet. Confirm the transfer using your 2FA (Google Authenticator or SMS). This step is critical because Bybit does not allow direct withdrawals from the futures wallet. The transfer is instant and free of charge.
Initiating a Withdrawal from Spot Wallet
Once funds are in your spot wallet, you can proceed with the withdrawal. Go to the "Assets" tab again, then click "Withdraw". Choose the cryptocurrency you want to withdraw—common options include USDT, BTC, ETH, etc. Select the network (e.g., ERC20, TRC20, BEP20) that matches your receiving wallet. Mismatched networks can result in permanent loss of funds. Enter the destination address carefully—triple-check for accuracy. Input the amount, review the network fee, and click "Submit".
Verifying and Confirming the Withdrawal
After submission, Bybit will send a confirmation email and a 2FA code to your registered device. Open your email inbox and click the verification link. Then, enter the 2FA code from your authenticator app. This two-step verification is mandatory for security. Once confirmed, the withdrawal enters a processing queue. You can track its status under "Withdrawal Records". Most withdrawals are processed within 30 minutes, but some may take up to 24 hours depending on blockchain congestion.
Handling Common Withdrawal Errors
If your withdrawal fails, check the following:
- Insufficient balance after fees: Ensure the amount entered leaves enough for the network fee.
- Wrong network selected: For example, sending USDT via ERC20 to a TRC20-only wallet will fail.
- Incorrect destination address: Even one wrong character invalidates the transaction.
- Account restrictions: If your account is under review or KYC is incomplete, withdrawals may be blocked.
- Daily withdrawal limit exceeded: Bybit enforces tier-based limits—check your tier under "Verification".
Security Measures During Withdrawal
Bybit implements multiple layers of protection. Always enable Google Authenticator instead of SMS for 2FA—it’s more secure. Never initiate withdrawals over public Wi-Fi. If you’re using a new device, complete the device binding process first. Bybit may temporarily freeze withdrawals if it detects unusual login activity. In such cases, verify your identity through the app. Also, set up whitelist addresses for frequent withdrawals—this prevents accidental transfers to unknown wallets.Frequently Asked Questions
Can I withdraw directly from my Bybit futures wallet without transferring to spot?
No, Bybit does not support direct withdrawals from the futures wallet. You must first transfer funds to your spot wallet using the internal transfer feature.What happens if I send funds to the wrong network (e.g., ERC20 instead of BEP20)?
The transaction may be lost permanently. Always confirm the receiving wallet supports the selected network before submitting the withdrawal.Why is my withdrawal stuck in “Processing” for more than 24 hours?
This can occur due to high blockchain congestion or internal system maintenance. Check the blockchain explorer using the transaction ID to verify if it’s pending on-chain. If not, contact Bybit support with the withdrawal ID.Do I need to complete KYC to withdraw from Bybit futures?
Yes, KYC verification is required for withdrawals above certain thresholds. Even for small amounts, completing KYC ensures smoother processing and higher limits.
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