Copy Bybit — the VScalp Master Account
Copy Bybit is Bybit's own copy-trading feature applied to the VScalp Master Account: a public Bybit account that VScalp trades with its own capital. If you choose to copy it, Bybit replicates orders inside your own Bybit account, with your funds, under your allocation. VScalp is software and research — it never holds, pools or withdraws your funds, and no outcome is promised.
Who does what
- The trading decisions taken on the VScalp Master Account, using VScalp's own capital
- Research, signal software and the visibility tools shown on this page
- Read-only reporting of that account's historical, already-closed results
- The copy-trading feature itself, its terms, fees and eligibility rules
- The account that holds your funds — VScalp has no access to it
- All order replication and execution, on Bybit's infrastructure
Copying is a decision you make on Bybit, not a service VScalp operates for you. You choose whether to copy, how much to allocate, and when to stop; you can stop at any time from your Bybit account. VScalp does not manage your account, does not act at your discretion, and cannot move your funds. Copied results will differ from the master account's due to allocation size, entry timing, fees, slippage and Bybit's own copy rules.
VScalp Master Account · public Bybit account
live dataThe figures below are read directly from the Bybit account VScalp trades with its own capital — closed, already-realized trades only, with no manual entries or edits. They are a historical record of one account over a limited period, not a projection and not an expectation of future results. Copying, if you choose it, happens on Bybit with your funds in your own account.
Verify this account on BybitCumulative Realized PnL (30d)
benchmark: BTCRecent trades · 30d
0 totalHow copying works
Four steps, all completed on Bybit. VScalp is not part of the transaction.
Create or log into your own Bybit account and review Bybit's copy-trading terms and fees.
Open the VScalp Master Account on Bybit and read its full history before deciding anything.
If you choose to copy, you set how much of your own capital to allocate and your own risk limits.
Bybit replicates orders into your account while copying is active. You can pause or stop it on Bybit at any time.
Copy Bybit vs Auto-Trade
Two different ways to automate execution. Both keep your funds in your own exchange account.
Copy the VScalp Master Account through Bybit
- No API keys or configuration on your side
- Runs entirely on Bybit's copy-trading infrastructure and terms
- You control allocation and can stop copying on Bybit at any time
- The master account's full history is publicly viewable on Bybit
Connect your own exchange account via API
- Runs on your API-linked account, not Bybit copy-trading
- You define leverage, TP/SL and risk rules yourself
- For users who want to control every execution parameter
- Multi-exchange ready (Bybit live, more planned)
Risk, responsibility and limitations
- Trading USDT perpetual futures with leverage carries a high risk of loss, including the total loss of allocated capital.
- The figures on this page are historical, already-closed results of one account over a limited period. They are not a projection, a target, or an expectation of future results.
- Copying decisions, allocation size and risk limits are yours. VScalp does not advise on them and cannot act on your account.
- VScalp is software: it never holds, pools, custodies or withdraws user funds, and does not operate a managed or discretionary account.
- Copy-trading availability, fees, profit-sharing and eligibility are set by Bybit and may change without notice.
- Nothing here is financial, investment or tax advice.
Review the account before deciding
Public and verifiable on Bybit. Copying, allocation and risk remain your decision.