What Are the Bybit Card Fees in 2026?

Reviewed by Alan WakeUpdated July 20, 2026

Based on verified official data as of 20.07.2026; hands-on update coming.

The Bybit Card has no issuance, annual, monthly or inactivity fees. You pay a 0.9% crypto-conversion fee when spending from crypto (minimum €1/$1), a foreign-exchange fee of 0.5% (EEA/CH) up to 7% (Argentina) when spending outside your card currency, and 2% on ATM withdrawals after a monthly fee-free allowance — €100 in the EEA and Switzerland, $100 in Australia and the AIFC, 95,000 ARS in Argentina, 550 BRL in Brazil.

TL;DR

  • Recurring cost: zero — no issuance, annual, monthly or inactivity fee; physical replacement costs €5 in the EEA.
  • Per-transaction: 0.9% crypto conversion plus a region-dependent FX fee (0.5% EEA/CH, 1% AU, 1.5% BR, 2% AIFC/APAC/MX, 7% AR).
  • ATM: free up to a monthly allowance per region, then 2%, before any operator surcharge.

Full fee table

All figures below come from Bybit's Help Center fee schedule and Bybit Learn fee guide, cross-checked against the NomadCrypto card database on 20 July 2026. Regional figures apply to where the card was issued, not where you spend.

FeeAmountNotes / source
Virtual card issuanceFreeBybit Help Center fee schedule
First physical cardFreeReplacement card €5 (EEA); Bybit Help Center
Annual / monthly feeNoneNo subscription cost in any region
Inactivity feeNone publishedNo inactivity charge in Bybit's fee schedule
Crypto conversion0.9% (min €1/$1)Charged when a fiat purchase is funded from crypto
FX fee — EEA & Switzerland0.5%Spending in a currency other than the card's funding currency
FX fee — Australia1%Bybit Help Center
FX fee — Brazil1.5%Bybit Help Center
FX fee — AIFC, APAC, Mexico2%Bybit Help Center
FX fee — Argentina7%Highest FX rate in the program
ATM fee-free allowance / month€100 EEA & CH; $100 AU & AIFC; 95,000 ARS AR; 550 BRL BRPhysical card only
ATM withdrawal after allowance2%ATM operators may add their own surcharge
Top-up from Bybit Funding AccountNo separate fee publishedThe 0.9% conversion fee applies when crypto funds a fiat spend

What the fees mean in practice

For an EEA cardholder spending €1,000 abroad from a USDT balance, the cost is roughly €9 in conversion (0.9%) plus €5 in FX (0.5%) — about €14, which is competitive against the 22-card average of 1.92% measured in the NomadCrypto fee report. Argentine cardholders travelling abroad face a very different economics at 7% FX.

One structural note: Bybit Card services for EEA customers moved to Bybit EU under its MiCA licence, so EEA applications run through bybit.eu rather than the global platform. Cashback of 2-10% by spend tier offsets fees for active users but is not a fee itself.

Frequently asked questions

No. There is no issuance fee for the virtual card, the first physical card is free, and no annual, monthly or inactivity fee applies in any region per Bybit's published fee schedule. The only recurring-style cost is a €5 replacement fee in the EEA if you lose the physical card.

Alan Wake

Editor & lead card reviewer

Reviews and fee data on NomadCard are compiled and checked against each issuer's official documentation. Our scoring method is public — see the methodology.

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