How to view my open orders and order history on Bybit?

Accessing Open Orders Interface

1. Log in to your Bybit account via the official website or mobile application.

2. Navigate to the trading interface and select the specific contract market—such as BTC/USDT Perpetual or ETH/USDT Perpetual.

3. Locate the “Orders” tab positioned directly beneath the order book panel on the right side of the screen.

4. Click the “Open Orders” sub-tab to display all currently active positions and pending limit/stop orders.

5. Each entry shows order ID, symbol, side (Buy/Sell), type (Market/Limit/Stop), size, price, trigger price (if applicable), and time stamp.

Retrieving Completed Order History

1. Within the same “Orders” tab, switch to the “Order History” section.

2. Use the date range selector to define the timeframe—default is usually last 7 days but can be extended up to 90 days.

3. Filter results by status: filled, canceled, rejected, or partially filled.

4. Sort entries by clicking column headers such as “Time”, “Symbol”, or “Side” for quick visual organization.

5. Export functionality allows CSV download of selected records for local record-keeping or tax reporting purposes.

Understanding Order Status Indicators

1. “Active” denotes an unfilled limit or conditional order awaiting execution.

2. “Filled” means full execution at specified or market price with corresponding position update.

3. “Partially Filled” indicates only a portion of the requested quantity has been matched.

4. “Canceled” reflects manual or system-triggered termination before full execution.

5. “Rejected” appears when order parameters violate exchange rules—e.g., insufficient margin, invalid price, or expired time-in-force setting.

Managing Orders Across Multiple Accounts

1. Unified Margin Account users see consolidated open orders across all derivative products including options and futures.

2. Isolated Margin accounts display orders segregated per symbol and leverage configuration.

3. Switch between account types using the dropdown menu located beside the user avatar in the top-right corner.

4. Cross-margin positions are labeled with a distinct icon next to the order ID for immediate identification.

5. Historical orders retain original account context even after switching modes—no data loss occurs during transitions.

Security and Data Integrity Measures

1. All order logs are cryptographically signed and timestamped using server-side UTC clocks synchronized to atomic time sources.

2. Real-time updates occur without page refresh through WebSocket connections secured with TLS 1.3 encryption.

3. No order information is cached in browser local storage; session tokens expire after 30 minutes of inactivity.

4. Two-factor authentication must be enabled to access order history beyond the last 24 hours.

5. Audit trail metadata includes IP address, device fingerprint, and API key origin for every order modification event.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I cancel an order after it has been partially filled?Yes. The remaining unfilled portion is immediately canceled while the executed part remains recorded in Order History.

Q: Why does my stop-market order show as “Triggered” but not appear under Open Orders?A triggered stop-market order converts into a market order instantly and executes at best available price—thus it moves directly to Order History upon completion.

Q: Are order IDs unique across all Bybit users or only within my account?Each order ID is globally unique across the entire Bybit platform, generated using a distributed snowflake algorithm incorporating timestamp, shard ID, and sequence number.

Q: Does Bybit store order history longer than 90 days?Raw order data beyond 90 days is archived in cold storage and accessible only via formal support ticket submission with identity verification.