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12.08.2026

Bybit launches zero commission, zero swap-fee stock CFD trading until July 2026 — Bybit offers zero fee cfd trading

Bybit has announced a promotion offering zero commission and zero swap-fee trading on over 380 global stock CFDs via its TradFi section, available to users until July 10, 2026.

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Bybit has introduced a promotion featuring zero commission and zero swap-fee trading on over 380 global stock CFDs through its TradFi platform, available until July 10, 2026. According to information published by the company, participation is automatic for users accessing the TradFi section, with no additional registration or deposit requirement specified. The offer is part of Bybit’s stated aim to position itself as a platform bridging traditional financial instruments and digital assets. The promotion is subject to regional availability and the broker’s terms and conditions.

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How to participate

To join Bybit's zero commission and zero swap-fee trading promotion on over 380 global stock CFDs, log into your Bybit account and access the TradFi section. Users can trade any of the supported stock CFDs during the promotional period, which is available until July 10, 2026. Participation is automatic—no special registration or deposit is required, but ensure trades are placed before the end date. For more details or to register, visit the official sign-up link.

Bybit is a cryptocurrency exchange that specializes in derivatives trading and supports both futures and perpetual contracts. The platform features integration with TradingView for market analysis, copy trading programs, a transparent fee structure, and 24/7 customer support. Full details about Bybit’s instruments, platform features, and regulatory background are available in the broker profile on Traders Union.

For more background, our earlier news highlighted Bybit’s introduction of new TradFi perpetual contracts and a major 'Moonshot AI Perps' trading competition. You can read the details in the previous Bybit update on Traders Union.

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