How to Withdraw TON from Bybit to Tonkeeper (2026)

The single most important step in withdrawing TON from Bybit is selecting the correct network. TON operates on its own blockchain (The Open Network), and it is absolutely critical to choose 'TON' as the withdrawal network — not BEP-20 (Binance Smart Chain), not ERC-20 (Ethereum), and not TRC-20 (TRON). Sending TON on the wrong network will result in permanent loss of funds.

Bybit clearly labels the TON network option in its withdrawal interface. When you search for TON in the coin selector and then click Withdraw, you'll see a dropdown of available networks. Only the 'TON' network option will allow your funds to reach a standard TON wallet like Tonkeeper. The other network options (if they appear) are for wrapped versions of TON on other blockchains — completely different tokens.

Always double-check your destination address before confirming the withdrawal. TON addresses start with 'EQ' or 'UQ' followed by a long string of alphanumeric characters. If your destination address starts with '0x' it's an Ethereum address — which is wrong for TON. Bybit will typically warn you if the address format doesn't match the selected network, but don't rely on this safety check alone.

Tonkeeper is the most popular non-custodial TON wallet and the recommended destination for Bybit withdrawals. It's available on iOS and Android (search 'Tonkeeper' in your app store) and has a clean interface designed for both beginners and advanced users. When you open Tonkeeper for the first time, create a new wallet and securely back up the 24-word recovery phrase — this is the only way to recover your funds if you lose access to the app.

To find your TON receiving address in Tonkeeper: open the app, tap the 'Receive' button, and select 'TON'. You'll see your wallet address as both a QR code and a text string. Tap the text address to copy it to your clipboard, then paste it into Bybit's withdrawal address field.

An alternative is the Telegram Wallet (accessible within Telegram via the wallet bot or the web app at wallet.telegram.org). The Telegram Wallet is slightly more convenient if you plan to use TON primarily within the Telegram ecosystem, but Tonkeeper gives you more control and is compatible with a wider range of TON applications.

Bybit's TON withdrawal fee is typically 0.01–0.05 TON (under $0.25 at current prices), covering the TON blockchain network fee. This fee is deducted from your withdrawal amount — if you withdraw 10 TON and the fee is 0.02 TON, you'll receive 9.98 TON in your wallet.

The minimum withdrawal amount on Bybit for TON is usually around 1 TON. For context, 1 TON equals approximately 200 Telegram Stars or $3–8 USD depending on the current market price. If you're withdrawing Stars earnings, you'll need to convert at least 1,000 Stars (= 5 TON) before the withdrawal amount is meaningful.

Confirmation times are fast — TON is one of the faster blockchains for settlement, with most transactions confirming in under 10 seconds on the network itself. The delay you'll experience (1–5 minutes total) comes primarily from Bybit's internal processing before broadcasting the transaction, not from the blockchain itself.