Track your Bybit balance and open positions right in chat

The agent works with the unified v5 Bybit API: market tickers and candles for the pairs you care about, wallet balance, open positions with their current PnL, active orders and the executed trade history. From that it calculates the realised result for a period broken down by symbol and trade side, the change in balance between dates and the list of orders still sitting unfilled — all for the account the connected key belongs to.

In Bybit almost every request has to name a market category: spot, perpetual contracts and options are separate ledgers, and a position in one is invisible in another. The agent queries the categories separately and never merges them into a single total. One more subtlety: the PnL on an open position is a mark-to-market figure that moves every second, so in reports the agent keeps it apart from the realised result of actual trades.

Reading matters more here than writing. Balances, positions, orders, history and scheduled summaries are assembled by reading alone: the connector moves no funds and asks for no withdrawal rights. Trading rights appear only if you granted them to the key on the exchange side; without them the agent counts and shows, but places and cancels nothing, and an attempt comes back as a refusal from the exchange rather than silence.

The connection runs on an API Key and Secret pair: every request is signed with HMAC-SHA256 together with a timestamp, so the agent keeps its clock in step with the exchange — otherwise the signature is rejected as stale. Bybit hands over trade history in date windows and cursor pages, so a long period is walked in parts and added up by the agent itself. It holds the request rate on its own, and an expired or revoked key is reported directly instead of an empty table.