Bybit has expanded its Unified Trading Account (UTA) Loan Interest-Free Borrowing program, allowing eligible traders to access zero-interest borrowing across a wider range of digital assets.
The update extends interest-free borrowing support to 22 additional cryptocurrencies, bringing the total number of eligible assets to 24, including USDT and USDC. The expansion is designed to help active traders reduce financing costs when managing Perpetual and Futures positions through Bybit’s UTA framework.
Previously limited to major stablecoins, the program now covers a broader range of cryptocurrencies, giving traders more flexibility when managing leveraged positions and responding to changing market conditions.
Expanding zero-interest borrowing across major assets
Under the updated structure, interest-free borrowing is now available for assets including BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, ADA, OP, NEAR, DOT, DOGE, LINK, SUI, LTC, UNI, MNT, AAVE, BCH, HYPE, XLM, ETC, FIL, APT, and AVAX, alongside USDT and USDC.
The expansion reflects the growing demand among professional traders for more efficient capital management tools. As market participants increasingly manage diversified portfolios across multiple digital assets, reducing borrowing costs can improve flexibility when adjusting positions.
The program specifically applies to automatic borrowing triggered by unrealized losses on eligible Perpetual and Futures positions under the UTA system. When qualifying traders experience unrealized losses that activate automatic borrowing, the borrowed amount can remain interest-free within the applicable asset-specific limit.
Improving capital efficiency for active traders
Borrowing costs can significantly affect trading performance, particularly for users maintaining larger positions over extended periods.
By removing interest charges within eligible limits, Bybit’s updated framework allows traders to allocate more capital toward their strategies instead of covering financing expenses.
The expanded asset coverage also gives traders more options when managing collateral and maintaining positions. Instead of relying primarily on stablecoins, users can access interest-free borrowing support across a broader range of cryptocurrencies.
For active market participants, this can provide additional flexibility during periods of volatility, when managing liquidity and margin requirements becomes increasingly important.
VIP users receive higher borrowing limits
The program also incorporates Bybit’s VIP structure, with higher-tier users receiving larger interest-free borrowing allowances.
Each account, including subaccounts, is evaluated independently, meaning traders operating multiple accounts can access separate borrowing limits rather than sharing a single account-wide cap.
Borrowing limits are calculated based on the USD value of the borrowed asset using real-time market prices. As asset prices fluctuate, available limits may also change, with Bybit providing advance notice before adjustments are implemented.
The interest-free borrowing benefit applies only to specific scenarios involving automatic UTA borrowing caused by unrealized losses on Perpetual and Futures positions.
Other borrowing activities, including manual borrowing, Spot Margin borrowing, Options borrowing, and unrelated loan products, are not covered by the program.
If the borrowed amount exceeds the applicable interest-free limit for a specific asset, interest charges will apply to the full borrowed balance.
These conditions allow Bybit to provide reduced-cost borrowing while maintaining risk controls around leveraged trading activity.
Building a more flexible trading infrastructure
The expansion of UTA Loan Interest-Free Borrowing is part of Bybit’s broader effort to develop more flexible trading infrastructure for digital asset markets.
By combining multiple trading products, collateral options, and account functions within a unified framework, Bybit aims to simplify how users manage capital across different market environments.
As cryptocurrency markets continue to mature, tools that improve capital efficiency and reduce operational friction are becoming increasingly important for both professional and advanced retail traders.
With support expanded to 24 assets, Bybit’s updated UTA Loan Interest-Free Borrowing program provides traders with additional flexibility while reinforcing the exchange’s focus on building a more comprehensive financial platform for digital assets.

U.Today Editorial Team
Dan Burgin