How to View Your Bybit Deposit History?

Accessing Deposit History via Bybit Web Interface

1. Log in to your official Bybit account at www.bybit.com using verified credentials.

2. Navigate to the top-right corner and click on your profile icon, then select Assets from the dropdown menu.

3. In the Assets dashboard, locate and click on the Deposit History tab beneath the main navigation bar.

4. Choose the desired cryptocurrency from the coin filter—BTC, ETH, USDT, or others—and adjust the date range using the calendar picker.

5. Click Search to load all deposit records matching the criteria, including status, transaction hash, network, amount, and timestamp.

Retrieving Deposit Records Through Bybit Mobile Application

1. Launch the official Bybit mobile app and authenticate with your registered account.

2. Tap the Assets icon located at the bottom navigation bar.

3. Scroll down and select Deposit History from the list of sub-menus.

4. Use the built-in filters to isolate deposits by coin type, network (e.g., ERC-20, TRC-20, BEP-20), or time period.

5. Each entry displays the deposit address used, confirmation count, block height, and whether the deposit has been credited to your spot wallet.

Using Bybit’s Official API for Automated Deposit Tracking

1. Go to User Center → API Management and generate a new API key with Deposit Read permission enabled.

2. Configure IP whitelisting to restrict access to trusted endpoints only.

3. Call the /v5/asset/deposit/query-record endpoint with parameters such as coin, start time, end time, and limit.

4. Parse the JSON response to extract fields like txID, amount, status (e.g., “Confirmed”, “Processing”, “Failed”), and chain name.

5. Implement retry logic for pending deposits and log timestamps for audit trail compliance.

Interpreting Key Fields in Deposit History Entries

1. Status indicates whether the deposit is confirmed, under review, or rejected due to mismatched memo/tag or insufficient network confirmations.

2. Transaction Hash (TxID) serves as the immutable on-chain proof; it can be pasted into explorers like etherscan.io or tronscan.org for verification.

3. Network specifies the underlying blockchain layer—critical when multiple versions exist (e.g., USDT on Ethereum vs. USDT on Solana).

4. Credit Time marks when funds officially appear in your Bybit spot balance, which may lag behind first network confirmation depending on asset-specific requirements.

5. Deposit Address reflects the unique receiving address generated per deposit request; reuse across transactions is permitted but discouraged for privacy reasons.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I view deposits made before my current API key was created?A: Yes. The /v5/asset/deposit/query-record API returns historical data regardless of when the API key was issued, provided the account had deposits during the queried interval.

Q: Why does a deposit show “Confirmed” on Etherscan but remain “Pending” on Bybit?A: Bybit enforces minimum confirmation thresholds per network—Ethereum requires 12 confirmations while BSC requires 15. Until those are met, the status stays pending.

Q: Is there a way to export deposit history as CSV?A: Not directly through the web interface. Export functionality is only available via API integration where raw JSON responses can be converted into structured CSV files programmatically.

Q: What happens if I send funds to an expired deposit address?A: Bybit reuses deposit addresses across sessions. As long as the address belongs to your account and matches the selected network, funds will be credited once sufficient confirmations are reached.