How to Withdraw Bybit to Tangem Wallet in 2026

Moving crypto off an exchange and into self-custody puts you in charge of the next step. This guide walks through the full process of withdrawing from Bybit to a Tangem Wallet, from copying your receiving address to verifying arrival on-chain. It takes roughly 10 to 15 minutes.

What You Need Before Starting

Before initiating any withdrawal, have the following ready:

• A Tangem Wallet that is set up and paired with the Tangem app on iOS or Android.

• The receiving address for the coin and network you plan to withdraw. Step 1 shows how to find it.

• A Bybit account with Standard Identity Verification completed. Bybit EU requires this level for all products and services.

• Two-factor authentication is enabled on your Bybit account, such as Google Authenticator. Bybit requires email and 2FA confirmation for any withdrawal to an unverified address.

• Enough of the native network token to pay the fee. To send an ERC-20 token, for example, you need ETH in the same wallet.

A receiving wallet must support the network selected for the withdrawal. Network choice should be checked against both the sending exchange and the destination wallet's compatibility before you proceed.

Step 1: Copy Your Tangem Wallet Address

A blockchain address is a unique cryptographic identifier used as the destination for receiving cryptocurrency. During this 10 to 15 minute workflow, it is the detail you must copy without exposing the private key.

Here's how to get yours from the Tangem app:

1. Open the Tangem app and tap the coin you want to receive (for example, USDT or ETH).
2. Tap Receive.
3. The app generates the address and displays a QR code. Tap Copy to copy the address to your clipboard.

For Bitcoin, the Tangem app supports both SegWit and Legacy address formats. If Bybit gives you a choice, SegWit (starting with bc1) is the current standard and carries lower fees.

One rule applies without exception: a confirmed transfer sent to the wrong address cannot be reversed by the blockchain. Copy the address carefully and verify it before pasting it into Bybit.

Step 2: Choose the Right Network

This is the step where most mistakes happen. The network you select on Bybit must match the network your Tangem address was generated for. A mismatch can leave tokens inaccessible or cause permanent loss. Before a larger transfer, test the route with 5 USDT.

USDT, for instance, exists across multiple networks simultaneously, including Ethereum (ERC-20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20), Tron (TRC-20), Solana, Polygon PoS, OP Mainnet, Avalanche C-Chain, TON, and Aptos. Each of those is a separate blockchain. Sending USDT over TRC-20 to an address you generated for ERC-20 is not the same transaction.

Here is a quick comparison of the most common networks:

One important nuance: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, and Polygon can share an address format. An address that looks valid does not prove the selected network is correct. Always confirm the network in the Tangem app before copying the address.

Warning: Never assume the network. Confirm it explicitly in both the Tangem app (when generating the address) and on Bybit (when selecting Chain Type). Sending on the wrong network is the single most common cause of lost funds in withdrawals.

Step 3: Withdraw from Bybit

With your Tangem address copied and the correct network confirmed, you're ready to submit the withdrawal on Bybit. Set aside up to 15 minutes for Bybit to process it.

1. Log in to your Bybit account and navigate to Assets (top right of the screen) or go to Funding Account → Withdraw.
2. Select Crypto Withdrawal and search for the coin you want to send (for example, USDT).
3. In the Address field, paste your Tangem wallet address. If this destination is new, Bybit may ask you to save it first.
4. Select the Chain Type. This is the network. Make sure it matches what you selected in the Tangem app.
5. Enter the amount you want to withdraw. The withdrawal window will display the applicable fee and minimum withdrawal amount for that coin and network.
6. Click Confirm, then Submit.

If the withdrawal address is not already verified in your address book, Bybit will prompt email verification and Google Authentication before the transaction can proceed. Complete both steps. The exchange says crypto withdrawals are usually instant but may take up to 15 minutes. Delays can occur due to network congestion or Travel Rule verification requirements.

Step 4: Confirm and Verify Arrival

Once Bybit processes the withdrawal, the transaction is broadcast to the blockchain and receives a transaction ID (TXID). You can use this to track progress independently.

Here's how to verify arrival:

1. Copy the TXID from Bybit's withdrawal history.
2. Navigate to the relevant blockchain explorer. For Ethereum transactions, use Etherscan; for Bitcoin, use Blockchair.
3. Paste the TXID into the search bar. The explorer displays the sender and recipient addresses, the amount, the fee, the block number, and the confirmation count.
4. When the transaction shows sufficient confirmations, open the Tangem app and check your balance.

Confirmation time varies by chain. Under normal conditions, Bitcoin typically confirms in 10 to 60 minutes, Ethereum in 15 seconds to 5 minutes, and Solana in under 3 seconds. Actual timing shifts with fees and network congestion. Lower-fee transactions can wait longer in the mempool.

The Tangem app also provides in-app transaction history with amounts, fees, and statuses for Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, and other networks, and can link directly to a blockchain explorer for full details.

Bybit Withdrawal Fees

Bybit charges fixed on-chain withdrawal fees per asset and per network. They are flat amounts shown dynamically in the withdrawal window before you confirm. The table below reflects approximate figures reported by independent fee guides as of early 2026. Always check the live withdrawal UI for current amounts, since Bybit adjusts fees based on network congestion.

Network fees pay the miners or validators who process and confirm blockchain transactions. On Ethereum specifically, the total fee is calculated by multiplying the gas used by the gas price, which is why ERC-20 fees vary more than flat-rate networks like Tron. Tangem itself charges no transaction fee. The fee shown in the Bybit withdrawal window goes entirely to the blockchain network, not to Tangem.

Security Tips for Bybit Withdrawals

A few practices significantly reduce the risk of an irreversible mistake.

Send a test transaction first. Before moving a large balance, send a small amount, say 5 USDT, to confirm the address and network path are correct. If it arrives in the Tangem app, the full withdrawal is safe to proceed.
 

Verify the address character by character. When checking a transaction in an explorer, compare at least the first six and last six characters of the displayed destination address with the address in your Tangem app. Clipboard-hijacking malware can silently replace a copied address with an attacker's address.
 

Match networks exactly. Confirm the Chain Type on Bybit matches the network shown in the Tangem app for the receiving address. A blockchain transaction is public once it is broadcast and permanently recorded once it is accepted into the chain. There is no undo.
 

Use the official blockchain explorer directly. A blockchain explorer is read-only and requires no wallet connection or private key. Navigate to the official site directly (type the URL manually) to avoid phishing copies.