Bybit Deposit Guide 2026: Minimum Deposit, Methods & Fixes

There is no single number: Bybit sets a minimum for every coin on every network. You find it on the Crypto Deposit/Withdrawal Status page — open the coin's dropdown — and on the Deposit page itself once you pick the network.

Bybit is explicit about the consequence: deposits below the minimum are not credited and not refunded. Check the figure before sending, especially for small test amounts.

For card and P2P purchases the minimum is set per offer or per payment method and shown before you confirm.

Every coin can travel on several networks — USDT alone moves on TON, TRON, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon and others. The network you pick on Bybit's Deposit page must be the network you send on. Sending on a network Bybit does not list for that coin can mean permanent loss.

Some coins (XRP, EOS and others) share one deposit address across all Bybit users and are told apart by a memo or tag. If the Deposit page shows a memo field for your coin, include it — without it, the deposit only arrives after a recovery request.

1. Look in the right account. Deposits go to the Funding Account by default, but if you changed the setting they land in the Unified Trading or Earn account. Bybit's own FAQ points here first when you got a confirmation email but see no funds.

2. Confirmations. Each coin needs a set number of blockchain confirmations before it is credited; the Deposit page lists them. A congested network simply takes longer.

3. Network status. Bybit occasionally suspends deposits on a network — check the Crypto Deposit/Withdrawal Status page.

4. Amount below the minimum, a wrong network or a missing memo. For a missing or wrong memo, use Bybit's 'How to Recover a Deposit with Wrong or Missing Tag/Memo' guide and its asset recovery form; below-minimum deposits are not recoverable.

GRAM — the coin formerly called Toncoin — goes on the TON network. Copy the address from Bybit's Deposit page into your wallet (Tonkeeper, Telegram Wallet) and include the memo if Bybit shows one.

For USDT, pick the cheapest network both sides support: TON or TRON usually cost cents, Ethereum can cost dollars. Whatever you choose, the sending side and Bybit's Deposit page must say the same network.

Buy Crypto lets you pay with a card or a third-party payment channel and receive USDT or another coin straight into your account. It is the quickest first purchase but carries card fees and a spread.

P2P lets you buy USDT from other users by bank transfer in your local currency, with Bybit holding the seller's crypto in escrow until they confirm your payment. Pick merchants with a high completion rate and never mark an order as paid before you actually pay.