Bybit just cut all fees on stock CFDs and indices. No commissions, no catches, until October 11. The promotion includes high-profile benchmarks like CHINA50, HKTECH, and TWINDEX, alongside contract-for-difference trading for legacy tech giants such as Apple, Tesla, and Nvidia. Traders can also access names closely tied to the digital asset space, including Coinbase (COIN) and MicroStrategy (MSTR).
The move landed just days after the S&P 500 posted another all-time high, reigniting momentum across equities. Bybit’s fee removal comes at a time when retail investors are scanning for cheaper, faster ways to tap into market volatility and centralized platforms are racing to lower barriers to entry.
Launched in June, Bybit TradFi ditches Wall Street red tape, giving Web3 users direct access to 100+ CFD pairs, from stocks to metals, right inside the app. No brokers. No friction.
This latest update takes aim at institutional gatekeeping: no registration hoops, no minimum volumes, no middlemen. Users can execute trades on top equities and indices directly from a crypto-native interface, without coughing up fees to do it.
As legacy brokers hold onto outdated systems and outdated pricing models, crypto-native platforms like Bybit are breaking formation. Fee-free equity trading wasn’t just a Robinhood-era gimmick, it’s now an on-ramp for a new generation of global traders who expect speed, access, and zero friction.
Bybit isn’t waiting for permission, it’s opening the door, waiving the toll, and daring TradFi to catch up.
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