Bybit Pay integrates with Mesh to expand crypto payments

Bybit Pay, the payments arm of crypto exchange Bybit, has integrated with Mesh, the crypto payments infrastructure provider, so users can pay and fund accounts on supported platforms directly from their Bybit balances. For high-risk merchants, the point is obvious: one more way to get a crypto-native checkout flow without forcing users through an extra withdrawal-and-redeposit loop.

1. Bybit users can now select Bybit Pay at checkout or when funding an account without first withdrawing or transferring assets to another platform. In practice, that removes a familiar friction point in crypto payments: the user has funds, the merchant has a checkout, and the two still need to meet in the middle.
2. For businesses already integrated with Mesh, Bybit Pay can be added as a payment option through the existing integration. Bybit says that gives merchants access to its claimed 80 million users, which is the number that matters if you are thinking about reach, not branding.
3. Bybit also said the integration supports programmable settlement options, letting businesses control how and when payments are settled across different markets. That is the part PSPs and payment teams will care about: settlement timing and routing are often the real operational constraint, not whether a wallet button exists.
4. Mesh says its network connects more than 300 wallets, exchanges and financial services platforms, allowing users to move digital assets between participating services. The company raised $75 million in January in a Dragonfly-led Series C, valuing it at $1 billion and bringing total funding to more than $200 million.
5. Mesh said at the time that it planned to expand across Latin America, Asia and Europe. For high-risk operators, that matters because crypto payment rails rarely stay in one lane for long; they tend to show up where merchants need alternative acceptance and where local banking is awkward.