Connect Bybit

Bybit connects to Viktury through a CSV export of your trade history rather than a live API key. The reason is on Bybit's side: the trade-history access Viktury would need for an automatic sync is not reliably available to retail keys, so a clean export is the path that actually works. The upside is that you never hand over a key at all.

Export your trade history from Bybit

1. Sign in to Bybit and open your order or trade history. Look for the area that lists your past executions or closed trades.
2. Find the export option and choose a CSV download. Bybit lets you select a date range, so pick the full range of trades you want in Viktury.
3. Download the file and keep it as Bybit produced it. Re-saving it through a spreadsheet app can change the date format or column order, which makes it harder to import.

Add it to Viktury

On the Add account screen, choose Bybit, name the account, and use the Upload CSV option to select your export. Viktury parses the file and shows you a preview, with duplicates flagged, before anything is saved. Review it, then commit or discard. To bring in newer trades later, export the new range and upload it again: the duplicate check keeps overlapping rows from counting twice.

A note on keys

If you do create any API key on Bybit for other tools, keep it read-only as a general safety habit: enable view access and leave trading and withdrawals switched off. Viktury itself does not ask you for a Bybit key.

Troubleshooting

• Columns look misread. Make sure it is the raw Bybit export and not a re-saved spreadsheet file.
• Everything shows as duplicate. That range is already imported. Upload only the newer trades you are missing.
• The file will not parse. Confirm it is a CSV of trades or executions, not a balance or PnL summary. If it still fails, send it to us through the contact form.