Bybit launches beginner-friendly 'modes' for gold, FX and stock trading
Bybit added Zero-Fee and Tight-Spread modes to its TradFi platform to simplify access to gold, FX and stocks.
Crypto platform Bybit has launched two new account modes on its TradFi platform, designed to give users different cost and execution options for trading traditional assets such as gold, foreign exchange and stocks.
The company said on Thursday that its Zero-Fee and Tight-Spread modes operate on industry-standard foreign exchange brokerage models and primarily differ in how transaction costs are applied and shown to users.
Under Zero-Fee mode users face no separate commission charges because trading costs are incorporated into the spread, simplifying fee calculations for beginners, it said in a statement.
Tight-Spread mode, meanwhile, offers narrower spreads coupled with a transparent commission structure for users prioritising tighter pricing and execution.
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The company said eligible customers may switch to Tight-Spread after accumulating a total TradFi deposit of at least 3,000 USDT, along with other conditions.
Bybit said the launch follows a year of TradFi product expansion in 2025, including the introduction of US stock CFD trading, expanded gold and FX access and completed web integration.
The Recap
- Bybit launched two TradFi account modes for gold, FX, stocks.
- Switching to Tight-Spread requires a 3,000 USDT TradFi deposit.
- Zero-Fee set as the default for new TradFi users.
