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How to Connect TradingView to Bybit: Broker Login, Supported Products and Alerts

To connect TradingView to Bybit, open the Trading Panel in TradingView, choose Bybit from the broker list, log in on Bybit’s page and click Authorize. Bybit’s help centre (updated 8 June 2026) says spot, USDT and USDC perpetuals and inverse perpetuals can be traded this way, from a main account or a subaccount, and that the connection holds for 24 hours before you authorise again.

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How to connect TradingView to Bybit, step by step

TradingView lists Bybit as an exchange in its broker directory; its announcement of 15 March 2024 says Bybit can be used for crypto spot and futures trading from TradingView. Broker trading is part of every TradingView plan, the free one included. The steps follow Bybit’s help article.

  1. Choose Bybit Log in to TradingView, open Products → Supercharts and, in the Trading Panel, click See all brokers → Bybit.
  2. Authorise on Bybit’s page Click Connect. You are taken to Bybit’s login page; enter your Bybit credentials and click Log in and Authorize. Bybit’s steps do not ask you to create an API key.
  3. Pick the Bybit market Search the symbol at the top left; under Crypto, filter by Source, Type and Exchange Type to find the Bybit pair or perpetual.
  4. Place and manage orders Use the quick buy/sell button or the Trade button next to the Bybit broker button. Positions, orders and history have their own tabs; double-click an entry to modify or close it.

In TradingView’s mobile app the path is Charts → the ellipsis → Connect broker → See all brokers → Bybit. To log out there, TradingView says to tap the broker icon on the chart, open the trading menu at the top right and choose Log out.

The connection lasts 24 hours. Bybit states that the connected status is kept for 24 hours only, because of a security restriction set by TradingView. TradingView says it acts as an interface only and does not process your trades: Bybit executes the orders.

What you can trade on Bybit through TradingView

Bybit productThrough TradingViewFunds must be in
SpotYesSpot Account (Standard Account) or Unified Trading Account
USDT and USDC perpetualsYesDerivatives, Inverse Derivatives or Unified Trading Account
Inverse perpetualsYesDerivatives, Inverse Derivatives or Unified Trading Account
Options, copy trading, trading botsNot named in Bybit’s articleUse Bybit’s own interface

Bybit help centre, “How to Get Started With Trading on Bybit From TradingView”, read 23 September 2026. If an order would use the wrong account, Bybit says you are prompted to switch. Perpetual futures are leveraged: a small price move against you can liquidate the position and lose the entire margin.

The article describes Bybit’s global platform, which Bybit is restricting for EEA residents in phases (notice of 29 June 2026). Bybit EU, where new EEA users are directed, offers spot and spot margin without perpetuals; Bybit’s UK service (since December 2025) offers spot and P2P only. The article covers neither.

TradingView alerts with Bybit: notifications, webhooks and automation

An alert tells you that a condition was met; TradingView does not execute alerts itself, so an alert places no order on Bybit. TradingView lists six channels: app notification, toast (pop-up), email, webhook URL, sound, and plain text to an alternative email address.

Only the webhook is meant to trigger external bots or programs. TradingView’s pricing page includes webhooks from Essential (12.95 USD a month billed annually), not on the free plan; its help centre adds that they need two-factor authentication, accept only ports 80 and 443, may occasionally fail to arrive and must not carry passwords. Something has to receive the webhook to act on it; Bybit offers two receivers:

  1. Webhook Signal Trading Places orders from TradingView strategy alerts on USDT perpetual, USDC perpetual, inverse perpetual and inverse futures contracts, with funds in the Unified Trading Account. It needs a paid TradingView plan, works with strategies but not indicators, supports one-way mode only and needs one webhook per pair (at most 30 per account). Bybit warns that signals can be lost or delayed.
  2. TradingView Alert on Bybit A Bybit webhook URL that shows your TradingView alerts as notifications on Bybit’s website and app. It needs Essential or higher and places no orders.
Keep a webhook URL private. Bybit warns that anyone who has it can send false messages or trigger orders on your strategy, and states that it is not responsible for trading losses arising from received alerts. Day trading, especially with leverage, carries a high risk of loss.

A Bybit account for TradingView: what the referral code changes

Any Bybit account can be connected, with or without a code, and a code does not change the fees: at VIP 0, 0.10% on spot and 0.020% maker / 0.055% taker on USDT perpetuals. Our affiliate code PCNVIP adds no reward of its own; Bybit’s welcome reward and deposit vouchers are its general new-user rewards. An account opened in the last 14 days can still add it.

Bybit: Bybit is restricting its global platform for EEA residents in phases (notice of 29 June 2026); new EEA users are directed to Bybit EU, where PCNVIP does not apply (Malta residents are not part of this process). The UK service (since December 2025) offers spot and P2P only and no referral rewards; not available in the US.

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Bonuses are trading vouchers with conditions and an expiry, not cash. Do not deposit or trade more to reach a bonus tier. Cryptocurrency trading carries substantial risk; this page is information, not financial advice. On or about 21 February 2025 Bybit was hacked; the FBI attributed the theft of about 1.5 billion USD in virtual assets to North Korea (FBI announcement, 26 February 2025).

Connecting TradingView to Bybit: common questions

Why does TradingView keep asking me to authorise Bybit again?
Bybit says the connected status is kept for 24 hours only, because of a security restriction set by TradingView; then you log in on Bybit’s page and click Authorize again. Orders already sent sit with Bybit, since TradingView acts only as an interface.
Can I connect a Bybit subaccount to TradingView?
Yes. Bybit’s article covers the main account and subaccounts. Spot orders use the Spot Account (Standard Account) or the Unified Trading Account; perpetual orders use the Derivatives, Inverse Derivatives or Unified Trading Account. If the order would use the wrong account, you are prompted to switch.
Do I need a Bybit API key to connect TradingView?
Not for the broker connection: you click Connect, log in on Bybit’s own page and click Authorize. Bybit’s Webhook Signal Trading also uses a webhook URL and message template from Bybit, not an API key.
Can a TradingView alert open a Bybit position automatically?
Not on its own; an alert only notifies. Automation needs a webhook, which TradingView offers from Essential with two-factor authentication, and a receiver. Bybit’s Webhook Signal Trading is one: it runs TradingView strategies, not indicators, on USDT, USDC and inverse perpetuals and inverse futures, in one-way mode.
Does the Bybit connection work for EU or UK residents?
Bybit’s article describes its global platform, which Bybit is restricting for EEA residents in phases (notice of 29 June 2026). Bybit EU offers spot and spot margin without perpetuals, and Bybit’s UK service spot and P2P only. Check TradingView’s broker list for your account before relying on a connection.

Sources

  1. Bybit: How to Get Started With Trading on Bybit From TradingView, updated 8 June 2026; read 23 September 2026. Steps, products, accounts and the 24-hour connection.
  2. Bybit: How to Use and Setup Webhook Signal Trading on Bybit, updated 3 March 2026, and How to Set Up Strategy Alerts via TradingView, updated 14 September 2026; read 23 September 2026.
  3. TradingView: Bybit broker page (Bybit listed as an exchange, with user ratings), TradingView blog: Welcoming Bybit, 15 March 2024 (crypto spot and futures), How to trade on TradingView (interface only) and broker log-out in the mobile app; read 23 September 2026.
  4. TradingView: Introduction to TradingView alerts (notification channels), How to configure webhook alerts (2FA, ports, failed deliveries), pricing (webhooks from Essential, broker trading on every plan) and partner programme (15 USD off the next plan); read 23 September 2026.
  5. Bybit: Important notice for users in the EEA, 29 June 2026 (phased restriction, Malta not included), Bybit EU trading fee structure, updated 4 August 2026 (spot and spot margin), Bybit: Trading Fee Structure, updated 2 September 2026 (VIP 0 rates), and the FBI public service announcement I-022625-PSA, 26 February 2025; read 23 September 2026.
  6. Bybit Learn: Welcome Gift Rewards, 14 January 2026 (new-user rewards, no code condition); read 23 September 2026.