How to Check Your Bybit Spot Orders?

Accessing the Spot Trading Interface

1. Log in to your Bybit account using verified credentials and two-factor authentication.

2. Navigate to the top navigation bar and click on Trade, then select Spot from the dropdown menu.

3. Ensure you are on the correct trading pair page — the order history reflects only the currently selected market, such as BTC/USDT or ETH/USDT.

4. Confirm that your browser is not blocking dynamic content; some order status updates require real-time WebSocket connections.

Locating the Order History Panel

1. On the Spot trading interface, locate the right-hand sidebar labeled Order History or Recent Orders.

2. Click the View All link beneath the panel to open a dedicated order management page with full filtering options.

3. The default view shows executed, canceled, and partially filled orders within the last 7 days — time range is adjustable up to 90 days.

4. Each row displays the order ID, symbol, side (Buy/Sell), type (Limit, Market, Stop-Limit), price, quantity, filled amount, status, and timestamp.

Using Advanced Filters and Search

1. On the full-order page, use the Status dropdown to isolate orders by Open, Filled, Canceled, or Partially Filled.

2. Enter an exact Order ID in the search field to retrieve a specific record — this is especially useful when cross-referencing with API logs or support tickets.

3. Select a custom date range using the calendar picker to narrow results — timestamps are recorded in UTC and cannot be switched to local timezone within the UI.

4. Apply symbol-specific filtering to exclude noise from unrelated trading pairs, particularly important for users managing multiple assets simultaneously.

Interpreting Order Status Indicators

1. Open means the order is active on the order book and has not yet matched any counterparty.

2. Partially Filled indicates that only a portion of the requested quantity has been executed — remaining volume stays on the book unless manually canceled.

3. Filled confirms full execution — funds have been debited or credited accordingly, and no residual volume remains.

4. Canceled shows the order was removed before execution — either by user action or system-triggered conditions like time-in-force expiry.

5. Rejected appears when an order fails validation — common causes include insufficient balance, invalid price deviation, or unsupported order type for the selected symbol.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I see orders placed via Bybit API in the Spot Order History?A: Yes — all orders submitted through REST or WebSocket APIs appear identically to those placed via the web interface, provided they were executed on the Spot market and associated with the same UID.

Q: Why does an order show “Open” but never fill, even when price reaches the limit?A: This may occur due to insufficient liquidity at that exact price level, slippage constraints in fast-moving markets, or the presence of competing orders with higher priority based on timestamp or fee tier.

Q: Is there a way to export Spot order history to CSV?A: Yes — on the full-order management page, click the Export button located above the table; exports include order ID, symbol, side, type, price, quantity, filled, average price, status, and timestamp.

Q: Do stop-limit orders appear in the Spot Order History before activation?A: No — stop-limit orders remain invisible until the stop price is triggered; once activated, they convert into standard limit orders and appear in the history with a new order ID.