Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit announced the launch of its Private Wealth Management (PWM) Broker Program on September 9, 2025. The initiative is designed to incentivize partners who introduce high-net-worth clients to the exchange’s private fund products, aiming to expand Bybit’s assets under management (AUM) and foster long-term revenue growth.
The new program gives traders a structured way to work together and pays them based on how much money they bring to Bybit’s wealth management platform: performance-based. According to the press release, Bybit will manage the operational and technical aspects, allowing brokers to concentrate on client acquisition and relationship management.Â
The commission structure is tiered, starting at a 1% share on yield for introducing between $5 and $10 million in AUM and rising to 3% for assets exceeding $50 million.
A Planned Push for Growth
The program was set up by Bybit’s leaders as a way for everyone to work together to grow. Jerry Li, Global Head of Financial Product and Wealth Management at Bybit, said, “With the PWM Broker Program, we’re giving our partners the chance to help our Private Wealth Management platform grow. “Together, we can expand access to world-class investment opportunities while delivering meaningful rewards for our brokers.”
The launch follows a period of strong performance for the exchange’s wealth division. In July, Bybit PWM reported a 160% month-over-month increase in the average annual percentage rate (APR) across its funds. The division’s flagship high-yield USDT strategy generated a 19.77% APR, and its total subscription volume has surpassed $200 million.
Bybit is trying to get a bigger share of high-net investors, as they tend to have bigger and more stable capital amounts than regular traders. The program is similar to partnership models used in traditional finance, showing case how the ecosystem is developing itself to raise these kind of investments
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