How to Check Your Bybit Trading History?

Accessing Trading History on Bybit

1. Launch the official Bybit mobile application or navigate to www.bybit.com using a desktop browser.

2. Log in with your registered credentials, ensuring two-factor authentication is active for secure access.

3. Tap or click the profile icon located in the top-right corner of the interface.

4. From the dropdown or side menu, select “Order History” — this section consolidates all executed trades across spot, futures, and options markets.

5. Use the date range picker and asset filters to isolate specific trading pairs or time windows, including support for export as CSV files.

Understanding Order Status Labels

1. “Filled” indicates full execution at the specified price and quantity, with immediate settlement reflected in wallet balances.

2. “Partially Filled” means only a portion of the order has matched; remaining volume stays active as a live limit order unless canceled manually.

3. “Canceled” reflects intentional termination before execution, preserving the original quote and avoiding fee deduction for unfilled volume.

4. “Expired” applies exclusively to conditional orders set with time limits, such as Good-Til-Cancelled (GTC) or Immediate-Or-Cancel (IOC) configurations.

5. “Rejected” signals invalid parameters — insufficient margin, unsupported leverage level, or violation of risk control thresholds.

Locating Transaction Details via Order ID

1. Each record displays a unique 16-character alphanumeric Order ID, beginning with “O” followed by timestamps and internal identifiers.

2. Tapping or clicking any row expands metadata including entry price, average fill price, commission rate, and trade direction (Buy/Sell).

3. For perpetual contracts, additional fields show funding rate impact, position size change, and unrealized PnL at time of execution.

4. Spot trades list both base and quote token transfer amounts, with precise timestamp down to millisecond precision.

5. Cross-margin and isolated-margin modes are explicitly tagged beside each futures order, enabling accurate reconciliation of collateral usage.

Verification Through Blockchain Explorers

1. Withdrawal records include a Transaction Hash (TxHash) visible under “Asset History” → “Withdrawals”, formatted as 0x followed by 64 hexadecimal characters.

2. Paste the TxHash into BscScan for BNB Chain withdrawals, Etherscan for Ethereum-based tokens, or Solscan for Solana-native assets.

3. Confirm status shows “Success” and block confirmation count exceeds network-specific finality thresholds — 12 for Ethereum, 15 for BNB Chain, 32 for Solana.

4. Match the “From” address with your Bybit deposit wallet identifier and verify the “To” address aligns with your external destination.

5. Token transfer logs must reflect exact decimal precision and contract address consistency, especially critical for ERC-20, BEP-20, and SPL tokens.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I retrieve trading history older than 90 days?A: Yes. Bybit retains order records for up to 180 days within the app interface. For archives beyond that, users may submit a data export request via Support Center with verified KYC documentation.

Q: Why does my realized PnL differ from the value shown in Order History?A: Realized profit or loss is calculated upon position closure using the exit price, entry price, and applicable fees. Order History displays per-trade commission but excludes funding payments and insurance fund contributions which adjust final settlement.

Q: Is there a way to filter only leveraged trades in Order History?A: Yes. Apply the “Contract” filter and deselect “Spot”. This isolates all derivatives activity including inverse, linear, and options contracts without mixing spot transaction entries.

Q: Do stop-market orders appear in Order History before triggering?A: No. Stop-market and take-profit orders remain invisible until activation. Once triggered, they generate a new Order ID and appear as standard market orders in the history log.