Bybit AI adds personalization and long-term memory for users
Bybit has added personalization and memory features to Bybit AI, its in-app conversational layer. According to the company, the assistant now builds a profile from each user's assets, positions, behavior and risk profile.
- Bybit AI now builds a profile from users' assets, positions, behavior and risk profile, according to Bybit.
- Long-term memory lets the assistant retain user preferences so each conversation builds on the previous one.
- A new Featured set of entry points offers predefined prompts, such as a wealth management plan based on assets and risk tolerance.
- Outputs are informational only, and instructions are executed in chats only after customer authorizations.
- Bybit AI launched in September and can run in a dedicated sub-account.
From single requests to continuous understanding
Bybit describes itself as the New Financial Platform, trusted by more than 80 million users worldwide. Bybit AI launched in September and, according to the company, unifies Bybit's core services within a single chat interface.
The new features change how the assistant works. Bybit says they extend its capacity from responding to individual requests to maintaining a continuous understanding of the user. The company frames this as giving each user a personal financial edge.
Bybit says the assistant is evolving on three pillars:
- Personalized: with permissions granted and limits set, Bybit AI analyzes actual account information, including financial behavior and risk profile alongside assets and positions, to generate outputs tailored to the individual.
- Connected: Bybit AI links Markets, Trading, Earn, Card and other Bybit products, drawing on the full picture of a user's holdings and activity rather than a single product.
- Remembered: users can proactively share their preferences, and the assistant retains this context through long-term memory so that each conversation builds on the previous one.
Featured entry points and sub-account option
The release also introduces Featured, a set of customized entry points for specific use cases. Each one offers predefined prompts. One example given by Bybit is generating a wealth management plan based on a user's assets and risk tolerance. According to the company, the result is a structured analysis with key data, clear insights and suggested next steps.
Bybit AI supports main account operations. Users also have the option to deploy it within a dedicated Bybit AI sub-account, which lets them keep the assistant in a separate space if they prefer.
Security and limits
Bybit says the assistant is built on a security-first architecture. The company states that outputs are provided for informational purposes only and do not constitute investment advice. Instructions are executed in chats only after customer authorizations.
The personalization depends on permissions: the analysis of account data happens with permissions granted and limits set by the user, according to the announcement.
What it means for Bybit users
For people who use several Bybit products, the update means the assistant can draw on a combined view of holdings and activity instead of treating Markets, Trading, Earn or Card separately. Long-term memory means users should not need to restate their preferences in every conversation.
Bybit says it expects to introduce further updates as it builds toward AI-native financial services, with conversational intelligence positioned as core infrastructure. The announcement gives no details on timing for those updates, nor on regional availability or pricing.
