Bybit is up

Every minute our server calls a public, keyless part of each exchange's API, such as its server time. If it answers, the exchange counts as up; if it takes longer than 3 seconds, as slow. One missed answer shows as not answering, two in a row as down. When the exchange itself reports maintenance or a cancel-only mode, we show that instead.

We check from one server location. A problem with your region, your internet provider, your account or one part of the app (for example a single trading pair, logins or the website) can exist while the public API answers. The problem counter on each exchange page shows whether other visitors see it too.

Not monitored means we have no public check for it we could confirm, so we show no status rather than a guess. Could not check means the exchange refused our server this time (some block data-centre addresses); that says nothing about whether it works for you, and it is not counted in the uptime.

Only from our own checks, starting on the first day we checked that exchange. Days before that are grey in the 90-day strip; nothing is filled in backwards. Maintenance the exchange announced is not counted as downtime.

Several exchanges publish which coins and networks are open for deposits and withdrawals. We read that list and show it per network. If an exchange does not publish it, it is left out rather than shown as open. The withdrawal checker puts both together for one exchange, coin and network.

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