Bybit boosts withdrawal limits for VIP and institutional clients to 60 million USDT

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• Bybit has expanded daily withdrawal limits for VIP and institutional clients, now reaching up to 60 million USDT.
• The enhancement, effective October 24, 2025, supports faster capital movement for professional traders and institutions.
• All VIP tiers receive upgraded limits, ranging from 8 million USDT for entry-level VIPs to 60 million USDT for top-tier accounts.

Bybit has raised its daily withdrawal limits for VIP and institutional traders to as high as 60 million USDT. The enhancement was rolled out effectively from 10 a.m. UTC on October 24, expanding withdrawal ceiling across all VIP tiers. 

The Dubai exchange platform aims to improve capital efficiency, reflecting its focus on liquidity, flexibility, and operational efficiency. All VIP tiers have received upgrades ranging from 8 million USDT for entry-level VIP tiers to 60 million USDT for top-tier VIPs. 

Bybit raises VIP tiers 1 to 3 limits to 8 million from 6 million USDT

Within the new structure, VIP tiers 1 to 3 were raised by 33.33% lifting the current limit from 6 million to 8 million USDT. For the VIP tiers 4 through Pro 2, the exchange has increased the withdrawal limit by 100% to 117% of the tier, or up to 30 million USDT in daily limits. Higher-level accounts would benefit more, including VIP Pro tiers 3 to 5, which can now withdraw 35 million, 40 million, and 50 million USDT, respectively. The VIP Pro 6 account, on the other hand, has doubled its withdrawal limit to 60 million USDT. 

Source: Bybit; announcement of up to $60 million USDT withdrawal increase

Bybit revealed that the new withdrawal limits are a result of direct feedback from its most direct customers. The firm noted that Institutional traders and market makers require fast money movement across different platforms, and delays associated with redeploying capital can sometimes decide the outcome of trades in volatile markets. It added that the expanded limits were implemented following a keen analysis of customer usage patterns and enhanced security protocols to balance accessibility with asset protection.

The Dubai exchange platform revealed that due to growth in institutional demand, the need for seamless liquidity management has become more crucial. It added that the latest decision to upgrade the withdrawal limits will enhance flexibility while maintaining focus on security and compliance.

Bybit’s trading volumes remain strong at over $3 billion

Bybit was founded in 2018 and has grown to the world’s second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume. Binance is the leader in crypto exchanges with over $23 billion in trading volume, against Bybit’s just over $3 billion in spot trading volumes, according to CoinMarketCap data. The Dubai exchange serves more than 70 million users so far, seeking to position itself as the bridge between TradFi and DeFi markets.

Bybit has been expanding its reach to build trust through compliance and transparency across the world. With the recent license as a virtual asset operator in the UAE, the firm became the first exchange platform to secure the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) license in the UAE, as reported by Cryptopolitan. Bybit will be able to offer regulated virtual assets trading, brokerage, custody, and fiat conversion services for its customers in the UAE.

Ben Zhou, Co-founder and CEO of ByBit, revealed that the full SCA Virtual Asset Platform Operator License was a testament showing ByBit’s efforts to build trust through compliance and transparency. 

As of now, Bybit’s global trading volume has remained strong with roughly $3.4 billion spot trading volume and over 100 crypto tokens listed on the exchange. The exchange’s current total assets stand at approximately $18 billion.