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FollowingSay goodbye to the cumbersome withdrawal: Bybit Pay joins hands with Mesh to realize direct payment of digital assets
Bybit Pay has reached a cooperation with Mesh, a cryptocurrency payment infrastructure provider. The partnership provides Bybit's 80 million users with a new way to directly use digital assets held in their accounts to consume or transfer funds without first withdrawing funds into an external wallet.
Previously, users had to withdraw, convert or manually transfer funds before conducting transactions on external platforms. This integration completely simplifies this process. When platforms that support Mesh technology use Bybit Pay as a payment option, users only need to select this option and use the existing assets in their Bybit account to complete transaction settlement.
On the same day that the partnership was announced, Bybit also updated Bybit Pay to allow assets in eligible Unified Trading Accounts to be used directly for payments. This move removes the previous restriction that required users to first transfer assets to a Funding Account, further improving convenience of use.
What it means to merchants
For merchants, the attraction of this cooperation is obvious. Mesh connects more than 300 wallets, exchanges and financial services platforms through a single integrated interface. Merchants already using Mesh can access Bybit Pay without additional development, thus reaching Bybit's huge user base. In addition, the integration also supports programmable settlement functions, allowing companies to flexibly control payment settlement methods and timing in different markets.
It is reported that Mesh completed US$75 million in financing in January 2026 with a valuation of US$1 billion and continues to expand its partner network. Earlier this year, Mesh integrated with Tools for Humanity, providing millions of World App users around the world with a convenient channel to recharge cryptocurrency.
Bybit said the move is part of a broader strategy to expand the use scenarios of platform assets beyond mere trading functions and connect the exchange's infrastructure with more payments around the world.
