MCP Bybit Server provides a bridge to the Bybit cryptocurrency exchange API, enabling AI assistants to perform market data retrieval, account management, and order execution operations. Developed by Dana K. Williams, this Python implementation offers a comprehensive set of tools for interacting with Bybit's Unified Trading API v5, including functions for retrieving orderbooks, candlestick data, wallet balances, and placing/managing orders across spot and futures markets. The server requires Bybit API credentials and can be deployed as a Docker container, making it particularly useful for algorithmic trading, market analysis, and portfolio management applications.
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Highlight AIFetches the order book for a specified category and symbol, with an optional limit on the number of entries returned.
Retrieves candlestick data for a specified category and symbol over a given interval, with optional start, end, and limit parameters.
Provides ticker information for a specified category and symbol.
Fetches recent public trades for a specified category and symbol, with an optional limit on the number of trades returned.
Retrieves metadata and limits for a specified instrument, based on the category and symbol, with optional status and baseCoin parameters.
Fetches funding rate history for perpetual contracts based on the specified category and symbol, with optional startTime, endTime, and limit parameters.
Retrieves open interest over time for a specified category and symbol, with an optional intervalTime parameter.
Provides maker and taker fee rates for a specified category and symbol, with optional baseCoin parameter.
Fetches the current time from the Bybit server.
Retrieves a composite view of the market including orderbook, ticker, kline, instrument details, recent trades, funding rate, and open interest for futures in a single call.
Fetches the wallet balances for a specified account type and optional coin.
Retrieves open positions for a specified category and optional symbol.
Fetches the historical orders for the account.
Retrieves the current open orders for the account.
Fetches details related to the API key.
Pre-flight validation for an order; does not place an order and is not blocked by trading flags.
Places an order in the market; supports a dry_run parameter to validate without actual placement.
Modifies an existing order in place.
Cancels a single order specified by its identifier.
Cancels all open orders, optionally scoped to a specific category or symbol.
Sets a take profit, stop loss, or trailing stop for an order.
Sets the margin mode for trading, either isolated or cross.
Sets the leverage for a specified futures symbol.
