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Bybit EU Adds Bitcoin Cashback to Payment Card

Bybit EU has launched Bitcoin cashback for its payment card, allowing users to earn BTC on everyday spending under a regulated European framework.

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Bybit EU has introduced Bitcoin cashback on its Bybit Card, enabling eligible users to earn rewards in BTC on everyday purchases. The feature allows cardholders to receive between 2% and 10% cashback, depending on their rewards tier, with earnings credited daily to users’ funding accounts.

The Bybit Card is available across the European Economic Area and operates on the Mastercard network, with support for digital wallets and optional physical cards. Users can choose to receive rewards in either Bitcoin or USDC, without changing how cashback is calculated. Bybit EU said the program is designed to offer gradual crypto exposure through routine spending rather than active trading.

The rollout reflects a broader industry push to integrate crypto rewards into traditional payment products under clearer regulatory frameworks. Bybit EU operates as a licensed crypto-asset service provider under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, positioning the product within Europe’s evolving digital asset compliance landscape.

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