Bybit position monitor with Telegram alerts

• Open positions — live P&L as a percentage of the margin you actually put in, so leverage is already accounted for.
• New and closed positions — a message when a position opens and another with the result when it closes.
• Stop-loss and take-profit — an alert when a position has no stop-loss or no take-profit, repeated at an interval you choose.
• Liquidation risk — an alert when the share of margin in use crosses your threshold.
• Limit orders — when an order is placed, when it fills or closes, and when price moves close to it.
• API problems — a message if the connection to Bybit keeps failing, so you know monitoring itself has gone blind.

The monitor runs on our server, so nothing has to stay open in your browser. It checks your positions every few seconds.

1. In your Bybit account, open the API management page and create a new key with read-only permissions. Do not enable withdrawals.
2. Paste the key and secret into Config → Bybit in BitMe and save.
3. Start the BitMe alerts bot on Telegram and enter your chat ID in Config.
4. Choose your thresholds — loss and profit levels, how often to repeat an alert, liquidation risk — or keep the defaults.

What each permission allows and how the key is stored: is it safe to connect an exchange API key?

Closed trades are synced into a trade journal automatically — a nightly sync plus an on-demand sync of the history Bybit makes available (up to two years) — with equity curve, win rate, profit factor, drawdown and a P&L calendar. If you also trade on OKX or BloFin, everything lands in the same dashboard.

Optionally, add a separate trade-enabled key to close positions, move take-profit and stop-loss and cancel orders from the chart. Those actions require two-factor authentication and only run when you trigger them.

See it working in the feature tour, or open the read-only demo.

Does BitMe need permission to trade on my Bybit account?

No. Monitoring, alerts, the journal and reports work with a read-only key. A trade-enabled key is optional and only needed if you want to manage positions from BitMe. Withdrawal permission is never needed.

Which Bybit contracts are supported?

USDT and USDC linear perpetual futures for positions and alerts, plus spot balances and spot trade history in the portfolio view.

Does it cost anything?

BitMe is free during the beta period. Any future paid plans will be announced in advance.

See it on your own positions

Create an account and connect your exchange API key in minutes.