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Bybit Pay Users Can Now Spend Across Mesh’s 300-Plus Platforms

Bybit Pay has joined Mesh's crypto payments network, letting the exchange's claimed 80 million users spend digital assets directly from their Bybit balances across more than 300 connected platforms.

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Quick Summary
  • Bybit Pay is now live on Mesh's network, letting Bybit users pay or fund accounts on supported platforms without withdrawing funds first.
  • Mesh connects more than 300 wallets, exchanges, and financial services platforms, and businesses already on Mesh can add Bybit Pay with no new integration work.
  • Mesh raised 75 million dollars in a Dragonfly-led Series C in January, reaching a 1 billion dollar valuation and over 200 million dollars in total funding.

Bybit Pay, the payments arm of crypto exchange Bybit, has joined the Mesh crypto payments network, enabling the exchange’s users to spend digital assets and fund accounts on supported platforms directly from their Bybit balances without first withdrawing or transferring funds elsewhere.

How the Integration Works

The partnership allows Bybit users to select Bybit Pay at checkout or when funding an account on any Mesh-powered platform. For businesses already operating within the Mesh network, adding Bybit Pay as a payment option requires no additional technical work beyond their existing Mesh integration.

Bybit said the integration also supports programmable settlement options, giving businesses control over how and when payments are settled across different markets.

Scale and Reach

Mesh said its network currently connects more than 300 wallets, exchanges, and financial services platforms, allowing users to move digital assets between participating services. By joining the network, Bybit opens its claimed 80 million registered users as a potential payment and funding source for every business already integrated with Mesh.

Mesh’s Funding Backdrop

The integration comes several months after Mesh closed a Dragonfly-led Series C funding round in January, raising 75 million dollars. The round valued the crypto payments infrastructure company at 1 billion dollars and brought its total funding to more than 200 million dollars. Mesh said at the time it planned to use the capital to expand across Latin America, Asia, and Europe.

⚖️ Our Verdict ⚖️ Watch and Wait

The integration is live and removes a real friction point, since users no longer need to withdraw from an exchange before spending. But nothing about it is measured. Neither company has published any figure for payment volume through the network, the 80 million user count is Bybit's own claim rather than an audited number, and with no token or listed security on either side there is nothing here for a reader to act on.