Bybit vs OKX

Bybit is the better choice for traders funding in crypto rather than cash, since the fiat pairs cost twice as much to take; OKX is better for active spot traders who want a maker rate below 0.1% without holding an exchange token. Bybit lists 89 assets against OKX's 78, and OKX is available in more locations.

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Key facts for both exchanges
BybitOKX
Typecentralized exchangecentralized exchange
Founded20182017
HeadquartersBritish Virgin IslandsSeychelles
Licenses recorded03
Fiat currenciesUSD, EUR, GBP, CHF, BRL, MXN, ARS, COP, PEN, CLP, BOB, CRC, UYU, PLN, RON, HUF, CZK, VND, AEDUSD
Payment methodsbank transfer, credit card, debit card, Apple Pay, p2pbank transfer, debit card
Maker / taker fee0.1% / 0.1%0.08% / 0.1%
KYC requiredYesYes
Proof of reservesYesYes
Assets listed8978
Locations available89
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Fee Comparison

Estimated total fee by purchase size, using the cheapest common payment method
BybitOKX
$100
$1,000
$10,000

Estimates include trading fee, published spread, and deposit fee. See our methodology.

Where Each Is Available

2 shared jurisdictions; 6 only on Bybit; 7 only on OKX.

Our Verdict

OKX is cheaper at the entry tier on both sides. As of September 2026, a regular OKX user pays 0.0800% maker and 0.1000% taker on pair groups one through three, and a set of zero-fee pairs costs nothing either way (source: OKX global fee framework update). A Bybit VIP 0 account pays 0.1000% on both sides for crypto-to-crypto spot pairs, and 0.1500% maker with 0.2000% taker on fiat-to-crypto pairs (source: Bybit trading fee structure page). OKX suits active spot traders who want a sub-0.1% maker rate without holding an exchange token. Bybit suits traders already funding in crypto, since its cash pairs carry the higher rate.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which has more coins?
Bybit, with 89 of the assets we track against 78.
Can I use both?
Yes, in the 2 jurisdictions where both are available. Bybit and OKX can be used side by side; many buyers keep accounts on more than one exchange.

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