Broker execution

Bybit (TradFi) — measured execution review

636 measured fills · data through 22 Jul 2026, 16:12 UTC

Based on 636 real fills across 1 connected account, Bybit (TradFi) shows execution data still accumulating. Everything below is measured from broker-reported order history and tick data — here's the full methodology. It is not a paid review; there are no affiliate links.

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Relative execution score
N/A — still collecting
Rank
among qualified brokers
Price accuracy
slippage vs peers, per symbol
Speed
fill latency vs peers
Spread
at fill time vs peers

Fill quality

Where your executed price landed vs the price requested.

Not enough slippage data to split fills yet.

By session

Execution quality across the trading day (UTC windows).

SessionMedian slippagep95 slippageMedian latencyAvg spreadFills
New York (13–21 UTC)N/A — insufficient evidenceN/A — insufficient evidenceN/A — insufficient evidenceN/A — insufficient evidence2

By symbol

Data completeness: latency 100% · spread 3% of fills (missing values come from brokers without ms timestamps or tick history).

SymbolMedian slippage≈ per 1 lotp95 slippageMedian latencyAvg spreadFills
EURUSDN/A — insufficient evidenceN/A — insufficient evidenceN/A — insufficient evidenceN/A — insufficient evidence370
XAUUSDN/A — insufficient evidenceN/A — insufficient evidenceN/A — insufficient evidenceN/A — insufficient evidence266

Measured from real fills: requested vs executed price from order history, latency from broker millisecond timestamps, spread from the broker’s closest pre-fill tick. Unsupported metrics remain N/A and expose their observation, account and coverage counts on hover. History is broker-reported.

FAQ

Is Bybit (TradFi)'s execution good?

Not enough comparable data yet: Bybit (TradFi) has 636 measured fills. The raw measurements on this page are still real — treat them as indicative.

How is this measured?

From real fills on connected accounts: slippage compares each order's requested vs executed price in symbol points; latency is the broker's own order-received to order-filled millisecond timestamps; spread uses the closest pre-fill tick in the broker's history. Every displayed metric needs 50 observations from two accounts.

How often does this page update?

Continuously — connected accounts sync about hourly, and every new fill lands in these statistics. The monthly charts use medians, so one news spike doesn't repaint a month.

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