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First, log in to your Bybit account and check your Funding → History page. If you see something like “Unsupported Coin” or “Pending Asset,” that’s actually a good sign.

Option 1: Easy Recovery

If your deposit shows up there, Bybit has this self-service recovery thing. Just click on the token, drop a wallet address that supports it (not a Bybit one), pay a small fee in USDT, and boom — they’ll send it back to that address.

Option 2: Manual Recovery (if it doesn’t show up)

If your deposit isn’t showing up anywhere, then yeah… you gotta fill out a form. Go to their Help Center and look for the Asset Recovery Form.

You’ll need stuff like:

• The transaction hash (TXID)
• Which coin and chain you used
• How much you sent
• A wallet address to return it to

But heads up:

• They only help recover stuff worth over $500
• There’s a $200 fee
• It can take a few days
• And no promises — some coins and networks (like Ronin, Cronos, etc.) are just a no-go

So yeah, try the self-service option first if you can. Next time, just double-check the token is supported before sending anything — crypto doesn’t really do take-backs 😅

Alright, straight up — it’s tricky. Because of sanctions, most big exchanges like Binance and Bybit don’t officially support Iranian users. If you try to register with an Iranian IP or ID, they’ll probably block or freeze your account. So, if you’re still planning to use them, you gotta be super careful.

Here’s what most people usually do — for educational purposes only:

1. Use a strong VPN (like NordVPN, Mullvad, or ProtonVPN):

   • Always connect through a stable, non-Iranian IP (like the Netherlands or Switzerland).

   • Make sure it has a kill switch in case the connection drops.

2. Don’t use real Iranian documents for KYC:

   • Many users avoid platforms that require strict KYC.

   • If KYC is required (like on Bybit now), they use second passports or IDs from other countries — if they legally have one.

3. Create a fresh email and avoid Iranian phone numbers:

   • Use ProtonMail or Gmail for added privacy.

   • Sign up with a virtual number or foreign number if SMS verification is needed.

4. Avoid using Iranian banks or cards:

   • Buy crypto through local peer-to-peer (P2P) markets (like using LocalBitcoins, if available, or P2P on Binance via VPN).

   • Then transfer that crypto to your main exchange account.

5. Withdraw to cold wallets regularly:

   • Don’t leave too much on the exchange. Use something like Trust Wallet or Ledger for better security.

Important Disclaimer:
Using these exchanges while being in Iran might violate their terms and could lead to account bans or frozen funds if you’re detected. This info is shared just for awareness, not as financial or legal advice. Always be cautious and understand the risks before doing anything.

So, after you’ve bought crypto or deposited funds on Bybit, the KYC (Know Your Customer) step is basically to verify who you are. People usually upload some ID—like a passport or driver’s license—and sometimes a selfie for proof. It’s like Bybit making sure you’re legit and not a robot or someone trying to do sketchy stuff.

Once you finish KYC, you get higher withdrawal limits and access to more features on Bybit, like bigger trading amounts or certain promotions. Also, it helps keep the platform safe for everyone.

Most people just do it once and then forget about it, since it’s just a one-time verification to unlock all the cool stuff.