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Bybit TradFi

Bybit TradFi covers stock CFDs and TradFi Perpetuals via MT5 (powered by Infra Capital, Mauritius FSC). You do not own the underlying — only price exposure. Stock leverage is far lower than the headline figures: around 5x on stock CFDs. Not available in the EEA, US and some other regions.

CFDA contract for difference — a leveraged bet on the price. You own no share and have no shareholder rights.Live

What you actually own on Bybit TradFi

Nothing — and that is the point. Bybit TradFi gives you CFDs and perpetual contracts on stocks and indices, not the shares themselves. A CFD pays the difference between your entry and exit price; you never appear on any share register and you have no shareholder rights.

Positions trade on MetaTrader 5, powered by Infra Capital under a Mauritius FSC licence. Be careful with the leverage headline: the very high figures Bybit advertises apply to forex and gold, while stock CFDs are capped far lower — around 5x per Bybit’s own trading guide, with stock TradFi Perpetuals somewhat higher. Leverage still magnifies both gains and losses, you pay financing to hold positions, and you can lose more than your initial margin. Note that Bybit separately lists tokenized xStocks, which are a different, ownership-style product.

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Key facts at a glance

Product type
CFDs and perpetual contracts
Platform
MetaTrader 5
Operator
Infra Capital (Mauritius FSC)
Leverage
About 5x on stock CFDs; higher on forex/gold
What you own
Nothing — price exposure only
Availability
Not in EEA/US and some regions

How it works

TradFi sits alongside Bybit's crypto products and runs on the familiar MT5 platform. Because these are leveraged derivatives, the offering is geofenced: it is not available in the EEA, the US, and several other regions.

Pros

  • High leverage and the ability to short
  • Familiar MetaTrader 5 platform
  • Trade stock and index exposure alongside crypto

Cons

  • No ownership, no dividends, no shareholder rights
  • Leverage can wipe out your margin quickly
  • Blocked in the EEA, US and other regions

Bybit TradFi FAQ

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Last reviewed on September 21, 2026

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