Bybit in Burokku: your Bybit account and sub-accounts in one view
Connect Bybit with read-only keys to see your unified trading and funding accounts, and each sub-account, beside your wallets, with reminders before a key expires.
Updated Nov 9, 2026
In short
Burokku reads Bybit through read-only API keys: your unified trading account, your funding account and your open positions, in your net worth with everything else. Each sub-account needs its own key, and Burokku keeps them together with your main account. Bybit ends keys without an IP allowlist after three months; add Burokku's IP address and the key keeps working, or Burokku reminds you a week before it ends.
What Burokku reads
- Your unified trading account and funding account, added up without counting the same coin twice.
- Open derivatives positions, in your perp book with your other venues.
- Your history, for profit and loss and your tax report.
Connect it
Choose Add account, then Bybit, and follow the steps Burokku shows: create a key with Read-Only permission, leave Read-Write and Withdrawal off, and add Burokku's IP address to the allowlist. Paste the API Key and API Secret. Burokku checks the key can only read before it's stored, sealed in a space that belongs to your account alone.
Sub-accounts
Each Bybit sub-account needs its own read-only key. Add each one as another Bybit account; Burokku keeps them with your main account, counts each once, and shows them together or one at a time.
What you can do with it
- One total, with your wallets, DeFi and other exchanges.
- Alerts on prices, your whole portfolio, and positions getting close to liquidation, on Telegram, push or email.
- Trade with a key that can trade but never withdraw, if you choose Read and trade when you connect: priced orders, checked against your limits, with your passkey on orders over $1,000.
Questions
- Why does my Bybit key stop working after three months?
- Bybit ends API keys that have no IP allowlist after three months. Add Burokku's fixed IP address to the key and it doesn't expire. If you'd rather not, Burokku reminds you a week before, so you can paste a new key in time.
- How do I add a Bybit sub-account?
- Make a read-only key for the sub-account, by switching to it on Bybit or creating the key from Sub-accounts on your main account, and add it as another Bybit account. Burokku puts it with your main account and counts each once.
- Can I trade on Bybit from Burokku?
- Yes, with a key that has Read-Write but no withdrawal permission, locked to Burokku's IP address. Trading isn't offered in the EU, the UK or Singapore yet.