Bybit Adds Trade Auto-Repayment to Unified Trading Accounts

Published ·1 min read·Bybit

Bybit's UTA can use assets received from spot trades to repay matching liabilities automatically. The setting is off by default.

Bybit introduced Trade Auto-Repayment for its Unified Trading Account (UTA) on November 12, 2026 at 08:00 UTC. When enabled, the feature automatically uses assets received from a spot trade to repay borrowing liabilities in the same asset.

Bybit says derivatives liabilities are repaid first, followed by spot liabilities with flexible borrowing. The feature is available in Cross Margin and Portfolio Margin modes; Isolated Margin mode is not supported.

The setting is disabled by default. Users who want to use it can open the UTA trading page, find Trade Auto-Repayment in the trading settings and enable the toggle. Bybit says the setting takes effect immediately for subsequent spot trades.

Bybit says the feature removes the need for manual repayment and can help reduce interest costs, and that repaying derivatives liabilities first is meant to lower liquidation risk.

Source: Official exchange announcement

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