How to Download Your Bybit Account Statement

Accessing the Account Statement Section

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

2. Navigate to the top-right corner of the dashboard and click on your profile icon.

3. From the dropdown menu, select Account Assets.

4. In the left-side navigation panel, locate and click on Account Statement.

5. Ensure you are viewing the correct time range by adjusting the date filters before proceeding.

Selecting Statement Type and Timeframe

1. Choose between Futures, Spot, Derivatives, or Earn statements using the tab interface.

2. Set a custom date range—Bybit allows up to 90 days per download request.

3. Click the Search button to load transaction records matching your criteria.

4. Confirm that all relevant operations—including deposits, withdrawals, funding fees, PnL settlements, and fee deductions—are visible in the table view.

5. Verify the displayed currency denomination matches your preferred reporting standard—USDT, BTC, or USD.

Exporting the Statement in CSV Format

1. Once results appear, locate the Export button positioned above the data table.

2. Click it to trigger an automatic download of a compressed ZIP file containing one or more CSV files.

3. Each CSV file corresponds to a specific statement type and time segment if your range spans multiple months.

4. Open the ZIP archive using standard extraction tools; filenames include timestamps and product identifiers for traceability.

5. Inspect column headers such as Time, Type, Currency, Amount, and Balance to validate structural integrity.

Verifying Data Integrity Post-Download

1. Compare the total number of rows in the CSV with the record count shown on the web interface.

2. Cross-check timestamps of recent transactions against live order history or wallet notifications.

3. Validate balance deltas across consecutive entries to ensure arithmetic consistency.

4. Search for known high-value events—like liquidation settlements or staking rewards—to confirm inclusion and correct sign convention.

5. Note that Bybit does not include internal transfers between sub-accounts unless explicitly enabled in advanced settings.

Troubleshooting Common Export Issues

1. If the export button remains disabled, confirm your session has not timed out and that JavaScript is enabled in your browser.

2. Empty CSV files may result from selecting an inactive product type—verify tab selection aligns with your trading activity.

3. Download failures often stem from ad blockers interfering with Bybit’s dynamic ZIP generation; disable extensions temporarily.

4. Timezone discrepancies can cause misaligned date ranges—Bybit uses UTC by default, and local time conversions must be handled externally.

5. Large date ranges exceeding 90 days will truncate without warning; split requests manually into compliant intervals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I download account statements for sub-accounts separately?A: Yes. Switch to the target sub-account via the account selector before entering the Account Statement section.

Q: Does the exported CSV include trade execution details like order ID or price?A: No. The Account Statement CSV contains ledger-level entries only—not order-level granularity. Use the Order History export for trade-specific metadata.

Q: Are funding rate payments reflected in the Futures statement?A: Yes. Funding payments appear as entries labeled Funding Fee with corresponding positive or negative values based on position direction and settlement timing.

Q: Is there an API endpoint to retrieve these statements programmatically?A: Bybit provides REST API access to account statements under the /v5/account/transaction-log endpoint, requiring appropriate API key permissions and signature authentication.