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Bybit Partners With Mercuryo for Crypto Transactions; Enables Direct AED Bank Transfers

Friday, 06/02/2026 | 12:05 GMT by Tareq Sikder
  • The firm has introduced 24/5 stock CFD trading, including NVIDIA, Tesla, and Apple contracts.
  • AED transactions are usually real-time, but some may take up to five business days.
Bybit Dubai, Source: Bybit
Source: Bybit

Bybit has partnered with global payments infrastructure platform Mercuryo to offer zero transaction fees on qualifying crypto purchases.

Alongside its payments initiatives, Bybit has continued expanding its financial product offerings. Last year, the exchange introduced 24/5 stock CFD trading on its TradFi platform, allowing users to trade selected stock contracts for difference, including tech names such as NVIDIA, Tesla, and Apple, on weekdays without being limited by U.S. market hours.

Zero-Fee USDC, USDT Transactions on Bybit

Up to February 18, 2026, eligible users in selected markets can buy USDC or USDT with any of seven supported fiat currencies through Bybit One-Click Buy without paying standard transaction fees.

Users must select Mercuryo as their payment method and USDT or USDC as the payment currency to access the promotion.

UAE Users Can Deposit, Withdraw AED

Bybit has launched direct bank deposit and withdrawal services in United Arab Emirates dirhams for clients in the UAE. The move follows the exchange ’s recent licensing by the UAE’s Capital Market Authority.

Under the new AED service, eligible users can deposit and withdraw funds directly from any UAE bank account registered under the same name as their verified Bybit account. Transactions are typically processed in real time, though some may take up to five business days. The service is available on both the Bybit website and mobile application.

Derek Dai, Regional Head of MENA at Bybit, said that offering direct AED bank deposits "is a step forward to making crypto more accessible to UAE users."

Bybit has partnered with global payments infrastructure platform Mercuryo to offer zero transaction fees on qualifying crypto purchases.

Alongside its payments initiatives, Bybit has continued expanding its financial product offerings. Last year, the exchange introduced 24/5 stock CFD trading on its TradFi platform, allowing users to trade selected stock contracts for difference, including tech names such as NVIDIA, Tesla, and Apple, on weekdays without being limited by U.S. market hours.

Zero-Fee USDC, USDT Transactions on Bybit

Up to February 18, 2026, eligible users in selected markets can buy USDC or USDT with any of seven supported fiat currencies through Bybit One-Click Buy without paying standard transaction fees.

Users must select Mercuryo as their payment method and USDT or USDC as the payment currency to access the promotion.

UAE Users Can Deposit, Withdraw AED

Bybit has launched direct bank deposit and withdrawal services in United Arab Emirates dirhams for clients in the UAE. The move follows the exchange ’s recent licensing by the UAE’s Capital Market Authority.

Under the new AED service, eligible users can deposit and withdraw funds directly from any UAE bank account registered under the same name as their verified Bybit account. Transactions are typically processed in real time, though some may take up to five business days. The service is available on both the Bybit website and mobile application.

Derek Dai, Regional Head of MENA at Bybit, said that offering direct AED bank deposits "is a step forward to making crypto more accessible to UAE users."

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