A Complete Guide to Bybit’s Funding Account

Bybit’s Funding Account serves as the primary account for users, providing a secure and efficient platform to manage their Crypto and Fiat assets, deposits and withdrawals. Additionally, it grants users access to a comprehensive suite of finance products and trading tools, empowering traders with the necessary resources to navigate the crypto market effectively and enhance their trading experience.

Below are some major products and services channeled the funds via Funding Account:

1. Crypto Deposits will be credited to the Funding Account. You can also enable the auto transfer setting if you want your funds to be auto-transferred to other accounts such as Unified Trading Account, after the deposit has been credited.

2. For Crypto Withdrawals, users have to transfer their funds to the Funding Account before they can withdraw funds. To learn more about how to transfer your assets, please refer to How to Transfer Assets on Bybit.

3. For Trading Bot, users will need to transfer their funds to Funding Account to create the trading bot. Once you terminate your trading bot, the funds will be returned to the Funding Account.

4. For Earn products, the principal and yield will be credited back to the Funding Account upon maturity. To subscribe or purchase new Earn products, users will need to transfer their funds to the Funding Account.

5. For other Fiat Services such as One-click Buy, P2P, Fiat Deposit, and Fiat Withdrawal, all the funds will be channeled through the Funding Account.

Funding Account Overview

1	Total Equity	The total equity shows the sum of all cryptocurrencies and fiat assets held in the Funding Account, denominated in BTC and your selected fiat currency. The system will first convert all assets into USD, and convert again into BTC and your selected fiat currency equivalent.
2	Available Balance	The available balance shows the amount that can be transferred out or used for any other purposes. Amount Pending Release includes locked deposits pending blockchain confirmation or risk control review. Please note that while Amount Pending Release is included in the available balance, the amount is locked and will not be available for the following types of transactions: — Crypto Withdrawals/Internal Transfers — Fiat Withdrawals — P2P transactions (Buy & Sell)
3	Frozen	Assets will be locked during the following situations: — For P2P orders — Fiat Withdrawals — Pending verification after being flagged by Risk Control
4	Deposits, Withdrawals, Transfers and Convert	— To make a crypto deposit, you can click on Deposit and refer to the instructions in the How to Make a Deposit guide. — To make a crypto withdrawal to an external wallet or internal transfer to other Bybit users, you can click on Withdraw and refer to instructions in the How to Submit An On-Chain Withdrawal Request or How to Withdraw Assets via Internal Transfer guides. — To transfer assets from the Funding Account to UTA, you can click on Transfer and refer to the instructions in the How to Transfer Assets on Bybit guide. — To convert your coins directly on Bybit for any of the cryptocurrencies supported, you can click on Convert. For more details, please refer to How to Convert Your Assets.
5	Action	This column shows the action that can be performed for the respective crypto or fiat, such as Buy, Sell, Transfer, Trade, Deposit, or Withdraw. Users can perform their preferred action with just one click.
6	History	You can check the asset history of the Funding Account by clicking the History button. For more information, please refer to the details on Funding Account History below.

Funding Account History

The Funding Account History page registers all records of your funding activities that occurred in or out of your Funding Account, which you can access from the following two tabs: All Transactions and History.

All Transactions

By default, you will be directed to the All Transactions tab where you can see all past transactions that have affected the available balance on your Funding Account. Such transactions include past records of crypto/fiat deposits and withdrawals, inter-account transfers (UTA, Bybit Earn & trading bots), yields from your active investments, conversions, and so on.

Please note that the All Transactions tab can only display your logs within a 90 days’ timeframe. If you wish to view older transactions, please head over to the History tab.

History

The History tab allows you to view all your asset transaction history, primarily by the types and methods used to receive or send your managed assets. These categories encompass crypto/fiat deposits and withdrawals, transfers, One-Click-Buy, P2P trading, Subaccount, and Earn.

While the All Transactions tab keeps track of account balance changes, the History tab offers more detailed information about your individual transactions, which typically entail order dates, IDs, and statuses — the latter of which are updated progressively as they’re being processed.