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CyprusBybit vs Bitget
What each one charges, who licenses it, and how they rank against each other country by country.
The short version
Bitget isn't on any of our country lists, because none of its licensed companies is allowed to take clients from the 14 countries we cover. That rules out a head-to-head ranking. Bybit is on our lists in 8 countries.
On the one fee we could check for both, they charge the same.
Bybit holds a top-tier licence from FMA (Austria); Bitget has no tier-1 licence.
- Both charge the same for crypto trades (standard taker fee): 0.1%.
- Much of Bitget's business runs through offshore companies, where client protection is usually weaker.Edge: Bybit
- We list Bybit in 8 of the 14 countries we cover, and Bitget in none of them.Edge: Bybit
Where you can use each one
Where each one ranks on our list in every country we cover, its Coinish Score there, and the company that would hold your account. If a broker isn't allowed to take clients from a country, it isn't on that country's list.
Crypto exchanges
| Country | Bybit | Bitget |
|---|---|---|
| Austria | #6 of 2171/100Locally licensed Bybit EU GmbH · FMA (Austria) | Not listed |
| Croatia | #6 of 1971/100EU passport Bybit EU GmbH · FMA (Austria) | Not listed |
| Cyprus | #6 of 1971/100EU passport Bybit EU GmbH · FMA (Austria) | Not listed |
| Germany | #6 of 2171/100EU passport Bybit EU GmbH · FMA (Austria) | Not listed |
| Italy | #6 of 1971/100EU passport Bybit EU GmbH · FMA (Austria) | Not listed |
| Netherlands | #6 of 1971/100EU passport Bybit EU GmbH · FMA (Austria) | Not listed |
| Portugal | #6 of 1971/100EU passport Bybit EU GmbH · FMA (Austria) | Not listed |
| Spain | #6 of 1971/100EU passport Bybit EU GmbH · FMA (Austria) | Not listed |
Fees and features side by side
| Bybit | Bitget | |
|---|---|---|
| Products | Crypto, Futures | Crypto, Futures, Copy trading |
| Owner | Not verified yet | Not verified yet |
| Crypto trading fee | 0.1%, base-tier taker fee on the order book | 0.1%, base-tier taker fee on the order book |
| Inactivity fee | Not verified yet | Not verified yet |
| Withdrawal fee | €5.50, SEPA withdrawal: €5.50 + 0.08% | Not verified yet |
| Minimum deposit | Not verified yet | Not verified yet |
| Instruments | Not verified yet | Not verified yet |
| Platforms | Bybit app | Bitget app (iOS/Android), Bitget website |
| Deposit methods | SEPA, FPS, Visa, Mastercard | SEPA bank transfer, Credit/debit card, P2P trading, Third-party payment services |
| Withdrawal time (stated) | SEPA: 1–3 business days | Not verified yet |
| Demo account | Yes | Yes |
| Support | live chat · 24/7 | live chat, email · 24/7 |
Every figure comes from the broker's own pages or its regulator. You'll find the sources in each review (Bybit, Bitget).
Licences
Bybit
- Bybit EU GmbH: FMA (Austria) (Tier 1)
Bybit vs Bitget: common questions
Which is better, Bybit or Bitget?
Bitget isn't on any of our country lists, because none of its licensed companies is allowed to take clients from the 14 countries we cover. That rules out a head-to-head ranking. Bybit is on our lists in 8 countries. For reference, Bybit's best ranking is #6 of 21 crypto exchanges in Germany, and Bitget isn't rated on any of our lists yet.
Is Bybit cheaper than Bitget?
Both charge the same for crypto trades (standard taker fee): 0.1%.
Is Bybit or Bitget better regulated?
Bybit holds a top-tier licence from FMA (Austria); Bitget has no tier-1 licence. Which company you actually sign up with depends on where you live; the country table on this page names it for each one.
Can I use both Bybit and Bitget where I live?
We list Bybit in 8 of the 14 countries we cover, and Bitget in none of them.