Updated: 2026-02-14
Connect Bybit to Tiltless with a read-only API key. Pull USDT perpetual, inverse perpetual, spot, and options fills into one journal. Track funding rates, copy trading performance, and fees without granting trading permissions.
Tiltless connects to Bybit using a read-only API key. No trading, withdrawal, or transfer permissions are required.
To connect: go to Bybit > Account & Security > API Management > Create New Key. Choose 'System-generated API Keys.' Under permissions, select only 'Read-Only' access. Optionally bind the key to your IP address for additional security. Paste the key and secret into Tiltless.
Tiltless pulls execution data across all Bybit product types for post-trade review.
Bybit's Unified Trading Account (UTA) consolidates spot, derivatives, and options under a single margin pool. Tiltless imports all product types from UTA into one journal, preserving the product-level detail you need for review.
If you use a Classic Account with separate wallets for spot and derivatives, Tiltless handles that too — both structures map to the same journal schema.
Funding payments are the largest hidden cost for perpetual traders on Bybit. Tiltless tracks every funding settlement on your USDT and Inverse perpetual positions.
Your journal shows funding drag per trade and across your portfolio. Combined with fee tracking, you get a clear picture of total execution cost — not just realized PnL.
Export your Bybit trade history as a CSV from Orders > Trade History and upload it to Tiltless. This covers spot and derivatives orders.
CSV import is useful for backfilling trades from before your API connection, or for a one-time import without ongoing sync.
Bybit traders often run perpetual positions alongside spot holdings and sometimes copy trades from other traders. The review workflow should separate product types, then look for behavioral patterns that cut across them.
API credentials are encrypted at rest and never leave Tiltless infrastructure. The key only requires read-only access — the most restrictive permission level Bybit offers.
For additional security, bind the API key to your IP address in Bybit's API settings. You can revoke the key from Bybit at any time. Tiltless will stop syncing and retain the data already imported.
Create a read-only API key in Bybit under Account & Security > API Management. Select 'Read-Only' permissions — do not enable trade, withdrawal, or transfer scopes. Paste the key and secret into Tiltless to start syncing.
Tiltless imports trades from Bybit Spot, USDT Perpetual, Inverse Perpetual, and Options. Unified Trading Account (UTA) and Classic Account structures are both supported.
Yes. For USDT and Inverse perpetual positions, Tiltless pulls every funding payment — both paid and received. Your journal shows cumulative funding cost per trade and across your portfolio.
Yes. Export your trade history from Bybit under Orders > Trade History and upload the CSV to Tiltless. This works for backfilling historical trades or as an alternative to API sync.
Yes. Copy trades appear as regular fills in your journal with the same execution data. This lets you review the performance of strategies you follow and decide which to keep or drop.
Yes. Tiltless requires only read permissions on Bybit. We cannot place orders, cancel orders, transfer funds, or modify your account settings in any way.
Yes. Tiltless works with both the Unified Trading Account (UTA) and Classic Account structures. All product types within UTA — spot, derivatives, and options — are imported into a single journal view.
Yes. Bybit options fills are imported with strike price, expiry, and premium data. This lets you review options strategies alongside your perpetual and spot positions in one journal.
Import your Bybit perpetual and spot history in under two minutes. Read-only API — no trading permissions required.
