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Bybit Expands Payment Solutions in Peru with Bybit Pay

Bybit Expands Payment Solutions in Peru with Bybit Pay

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by Maya Lundqvist

an hour ago


Bybit, a leading player in the cryptocurrency exchange market, has made a significant move by launching Bybit Pay in Peru. This initiative is set to enhance the way users in the country engage with digital currencies, integrating them into everyday transactions. The report highlights positive developments indicating that this launch could pave the way for broader adoption of cryptocurrencies in the region.

Introduction of Bybit Pay

The new Bybit Pay service allows users to make cryptocurrency payments through popular local platforms, Yape and Plin. By leveraging existing Yape QR codes and Plin phone number transfers, Bybit aims to simplify the payment process for millions of Peruvian digital wallet users, effectively bridging the gap between traditional finance and the burgeoning digital economy.

Supported Cryptocurrencies

Bybit Pay supports a variety of cryptocurrencies, including:

  • USDT
  • USDC
  • BTC
  • ETH

ensuring that users have multiple options for their transactions. The service promises fast settlement times and enhanced security features, making it an attractive choice for both new and seasoned crypto users.

Launch Celebration and Market Impact

To celebrate the launch, Bybit is offering exclusive rewards for both new and existing users, incentivizing them to explore the benefits of cryptocurrency payments. This strategic expansion not only positions Bybit as a key player in the Latin American market but also highlights the growing acceptance of digital currencies in everyday financial activities.

Recently, Bankinter acquired a minority stake in Bit2Me, a notable Spanish crypto exchange, as part of a 30 million euro funding round led by Tether. This investment highlights the increasing involvement of traditional banks in the crypto sector, contrasting with Bybit's recent launch of Bybit Pay in Peru. For more details, see read more.

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