Bybit Users Can Now Pay Directly From Their Crypto Balances
No More Withdrawals: Pay Straight From Bybit Bybit Pay has partnered with Mesh, a crypto payments infrastructure provider, giving the exchange's 80 million users a direct way to spend or tran
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September 4, 2026
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No More Withdrawals: Pay Straight From Bybit
Bybit Pay has partnered with Mesh, a crypto payments infrastructure provider, giving the exchange's 80 million users a direct way to spend or transfer digital assets held in their accounts without moving funds first.
Previously, users had to withdraw assets, convert them, or manually transfer funds before completing a transaction on an external platform. The integration removes those steps. When Bybit Pay appears as a payment option on a Mesh-powered platform, users can select it and settle the transaction using assets already held in their Bybit account.
On the same day the partnership was announced, Bybit separately updated Bybit Pay to allow eligible assets held in Unified Trading Accounts to be used for payments directly, removing a previous requirement to first move those assets into a Funding Account.
What the Deal Means for Merchants
For businesses, the appeal is straightforward. Mesh connects more than 300 wallets, exchanges, and financial services platforms through a single integration. Merchants already using Mesh can add Bybit Pay without a separate build, and in doing so gain access to Bybit's user base. The integration also supports programmable settlement options, allowing businesses to control how and when payments are settled across different markets.
Mesh raised $75 million at a $1 billion valuation in January 2026, and has been expanding its network of partnerships. Earlier this year, it integrated with Tools for Humanity to power crypto deposits into World App.
Bybit describes the move as part of a broader push to extend the utility of assets held on its platform beyond trading, connecting its exchange infrastructure to more payment experiences globally.
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