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How to top up Bybit contract
To top up your Bybit contract account, you can deposit funds into your main account and then transfer them to your contract account, ensuring you select the correct cryptocurrency and follow the on-screen instructions.
Nov 10, 2024 at 12:54 pm
How to Top Up Bybit Contract
1. Create an Account on Bybit
- Visit the Bybit website (www.bybit.com) and click on "Sign Up" in the top right corner.
- Complete the registration form with your email address, create a strong password, and agree to the Terms of Service.
- Verify your email address by clicking on the link sent to your inbox.
2. Deposit Funds into Your Bybit Account
- Log in to your Bybit account and navigate to the "Assets" page.
- Click on the "Deposit" button and select the desired cryptocurrency.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to generate a deposit address.
- Send your cryptocurrency to the generated deposit address.
- Your funds will be credited to your Bybit account once the transaction is confirmed.
3. Transfer Funds from Your Bybit Account to Your Contract Account
- After depositing funds into your Bybit account, you need to transfer them to your contract account to start trading.
- Navigate to the "Assets" page and click on the "Transfer" button.
- Select "Main Account" as the "Transfer From" option and "Contract Account" as the "Transfer To" option.
- Enter the amount you wish to transfer and click on the "Confirm Transfer" button.
- Your funds will be transferred to your contract account immediately.
4. Open a Contract Position
- Navigate to the "Trade" page and select the desired contract pair.
- Choose the contract type (e.g., perpetual), leverage, and order type.
- Enter the order details and click on the "Buy/Sell" button to open a contract position.
- Your position will be executed and you will see your profit/loss in real-time.
5. Close a Contract Position
- To close a contract position, you need to place an opposite order to the one you opened it with.
- For example, if you opened a long position, you would need to place a short position to close it.
- Enter the order details and click on the "Buy/Sell" button to close your contract position.
- Your position will be closed and your profit/loss will be realized.
6. Withdraw Funds from Your Bybit Contract Account
- Once you have closed all your contract positions and want to withdraw your funds, you need to transfer them back to your main account.
- Navigate to the "Assets" page and click on the "Transfer" button.
- Select "Contract Account" as the "Transfer From" option and "Main Account" as the "Transfer To" option.
- Enter the amount you wish to transfer and click on the "Confirm Transfer" button.
- Your funds will be transferred to your main account immediately.
From your Main Account, you can withdraw your funds to your external wallet by following the steps outlined in the Deposit Funds section.
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