Bybit is sweetening the pot for newcomers to its traditional finance arm with a limited-time rewards program that hands out a slice of a $500,000 credit pool, and the chance for individual users to claim up to $10,000 in trading credits. The idea is simple: if you’re new to Bybit TradFi and meet the eligibility rules, your net deposits and trading activity in the first 15 days count toward tiered credits.
It’s set up so anyone can get something. A $100 deposit within that two-week window earns you an entry-level $10 credit, but the more you put in and trade, the bigger the credits you can unlock, up to the $10,000 ceiling across all tiers. Credits are applied as margin for TradFi products and any profits made from trades funded by those credits can be withdrawn.
Rewards are handed out on a first-come, first-served basis, and the program runs through the end of the year or until the pool is exhausted. Bybit is pitching the promotion at a moment when many investors are looking to balance traditional and digital assets. Bybit TradFi adds stock CFDs, commodities and global indices to the exchange’s product lineup, giving users another way to diversify alongside crypto.
From Crypto to Stocks
The TradFi service is powered by Infra Capital and is licensed by the Mauritius FSC; it’s available to eligible users through the Bybit app and website, though it’s not open to residents of the European Economic Area and a few other restricted jurisdictions. Signing up is required and standard terms and conditions apply; prospective users should check the promotion page for the full qualification and eligibility details.
Bybit, founded in 2018, says it serves a global community of more than 70 million users and is the world’s second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume. The company emphasizes bridging TradFi and DeFi and highlights its custody services, broad marketplaces and partnerships with blockchain protocols as part of that effort.
For newcomers, the program is a low-friction way to peek into traditional markets with a small initial outlay; for seasoned traders, it’s an opportunity to add leverage to existing strategies. Either way, the limited nature of the credits means the quickest movers stand to benefit the most.
