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11/2026

Realtime feed: Bybit at London, Frankfurt, Ashburn and Ohio, and at source in Tokyo

Self-serve realtime access now streams Bybit — spot, perpetual swaps and dated futures on one port, captured in Tokyo and delivered at our London, Frankfurt, Ashburn and Ohio endpoints over the same dedicated lines as Binance and OKX, and at source at our Tokyo endpoint. Bought by the UTC day, one API key for every market.

Same prices as every market: €49 per instrument-day or €99 per market-day over a dedicated line; at source in Tokyo €35 per instrument-day or €69 per market-day. Longer runs cost less per day — the duration prices apply the same way.

Whole market or single instruments

Single Bybit instruments: spot and perpetual swaps — dated futures come with the whole market. Bybit lists weekly futures — a run of paid single-instrument days could outlive its contract — so the dated ones come with a market day, which covers every Bybit instrument listed that day.

What streams

The order book at the top 50 levels per side (snapshot + incremental updates), a separate top-of-book stream and every trade, per instrument; spot carries the order book, top of book and trades; derivatives add mark price, index price and liquidations, perpetual swaps also the funding rate. Book events follow Bybit's own sequence, trade ids are opaque — chain both by equality, in arrival order.

Endpoints

  • London (LD4 / AWS London) — Bybit (Tokyo) → London over dedicated fiber, ~69.8 ms one-way
  • Frankfurt (AWS eu-central-1) — Bybit (Tokyo) → Frankfurt over dedicated fiber, ~68.2 ms one-way
  • Ashburn (AWS us-east-1) — Bybit (Tokyo) → Ashburn over dedicated fiber, ~67.7 ms one-way
  • Ohio (AWS us-east-2) — Bybit (Tokyo) → Ohio over dedicated fiber, ~64.1 ms one-way
  • Tokyo (AWS ap-northeast-1) — Bybit at source

Every latency figure is one-way line latency from the site where the venue is captured to our endpoint — the venue's own latency and the on-ramp to your client come on top.

At source, the normalized feed is handed over at the site where the venue is captured: no dedicated line, so there is no line latency to quote.

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