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Bybit's tracked policy contains 16 deposit combinations and a single stablecoin asymmetry: USDT has a TRON route while USDC does not. Their other five listed routes are shared across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain and Solana.

ETH is the restrictive entry in the Bybit matrix, limited here to Ethereum and Arbitrum. A roughly 20-minute crediting cycle is comparatively short, so a deposit still absent after the network threshold deserves a network and asset check rather than indefinite waiting.

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Bybit deposits at a glance

Bybit
Assets credited6
Asset-and-network combinations16
Widest coverageUSDT, on 6 networks
Easiest to get wrongBTC, on one network only
Quickest threshold1 on Bitcoin
Longest threshold100 on Polygon (about 3 minutes)
Typical crediting delay20 minutes after the threshold
Tag or memo required forXRP, XLM, ATOM, EOS
Self-service recoveryPublished, for some wrong-network deposits

Policy snapshot 2026-08.

Networks Bybit credits, by asset

AssetNetworks creditedApproximate minimum
USDTEthereum (ERC20), TRON (TRC20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), Polygon (PoS), Arbitrum One and Solana (SPL)1 USDT
USDCEthereum (ERC20), Arbitrum One, Polygon (PoS), BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) and Solana (SPL)1 USDC
BTCBitcoin0.0005 BTC
ETHEthereum and Arbitrum One0.01 ETH
XRPXRP Ledger1 XRP
SOLSolana0.01 SOL

Reviewed 2026-08; verify before sending.

The networks that will not credit at Bybit

AssetCredited at BybitWill not be credited
USDTEthereum (ERC20), TRON (TRC20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), Polygon (PoS), Arbitrum One and Solana (SPL)Optimism
USDCEthereum (ERC20), Arbitrum One, Polygon (PoS), BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) and Solana (SPL)Base and Optimism
BTCBitcoinnone of the networks we track
ETHEthereum and Arbitrum OneBase and OP Mainnet
XRPXRP Ledgernone of the networks we track
SOLSolananone of the networks we track

5 tracked gaps; the largest is USDC with 2.

How many confirmations Bybit waits for

NetworkConfirmationsApproximate wait
Bitcoin1about 10 minutes
Ethereum6about a minute
Arbitrum One60about a minute
Polygon100about 3 minutes
BNB Smart Chain15about a minute
TRON1under a minute
XRP Ledger1under a minute
Solana32under a minute

Bybit's own thresholds run from 1 confirmation on Bitcoin to 100 on Polygon — about 3 minutes of block time before crediting can even begin. Allow about 20 more minutes for account crediting.

Is Bybit slow, or is this normal?

NetworkBybitRange across platformsVerdict
Bitcoin11–4Quicker than most
Ethereum66–35Quicker than most
Polygon100100–200About typical
TRON11–20About typical
Solana3232About typical

0 stricter and 2 quicker comparisons; snapshot 2026-08.

USDT and USDC at Bybit, network by network

NetworkUSDTUSDCBybit confirmations
Ethereum (ERC20)Credited, min 1Credited, min 16 (about a minute)
TRON (TRC20)Credited, min 1Not credited1 (under a minute)
BNB Smart Chain (BEP20)Credited, min 1Credited, min 115 (about a minute)
Polygon (PoS)Credited, min 1Credited, min 1100 (about 3 minutes)
Arbitrum OneCredited, min 1Credited, min 160 (about a minute)
OptimismNot creditedNot credited—
Solana (SPL)Credited, min 1Credited, min 132 (under a minute)
BaseNot creditedNot credited—

1 asset-specific network difference; snapshot 2026-08.

If Bybit will not credit your USDT or USDC, who would?

PlatformExtra USDT networksExtra USDC networksTypical crediting
BinanceOptimismBase and Optimism30 min
Coinbasenothing extraBase and Optimism30 min
KrakenOptimismBase and Optimism45 min
Crypto.comnothing extraOptimism30 min
OKXOptimismBase and Optimism20 min
KuCoinOptimismOptimism30 min
Revolutnothing extranothing extra60 min

6 broader and 0 matching peer policies; snapshot 2026-08.

Assets that need a memo or destination tag at Bybit

RequirementAssets
Memo or destination tagXRP, XLM, ATOM, EOS

Where these Bybit figures come from

  • Bybit support centre — the deposit and network documentation these figures are read from
  • Bybit unsupported deposit recovery — Bybit first routes visible unsupported assets through its Pending Asset self-service flow. Deposits absent there may be considered for manual recovery on a best-effort basis.

Policy snapshot 2026-08; verify in-account.

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Questions

Which Bybit stablecoin has the extra network route?

USDT. It has six tracked routes because TRON is listed in addition to the five networks shared with USDC. This snapshot does not list a Bybit USDC deposit route on TRON.

Why can ETH be less portable to Bybit than a stablecoin?

The tracked Bybit ETH policy names Ethereum and Arbitrum only. USDT and USDC have wider lists, so seeing the same EVM address format is not enough to establish that Bybit credits ETH on that chain.

Related

Platform requirements on this page were last reviewed 2026-08. They change without notice, which is why every diagnosis is phrased as a likely cause rather than a certainty.

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