Bybit has partnered with crypto payments network Mesh to make Bybit Pay available as a payment option across platforms that run on Mesh’s infrastructure.

In a statement, the cryptocurrency exchange said the partnership adds Bybit to Mesh’s network of more than 300 wallets and exchanges.

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Following the integration, Bybit users can choose Bybit Pay when topping up an account or completing checkout on a Mesh-powered platform.

Users can pay from their Bybit balances without withdrawing funds, manually converting assets or moving funds between platforms before a transaction.

The statement said the partnership makes it “easier” for Bybit’s 80 million users to spend digital assets.

For merchants and platforms, Bybit said the tie-up is intended to enable acceptance of payments from Bybit users through an existing Mesh integration.

Bybit Pay is designed to help businesses access its user base and support payments with settlement capabilities and infrastructure intended for higher volumes. The company said its architecture supports programmable settlement options, which it said can give businesses more control over when and how funds are settled across markets.

Bybit Card & Pay marketing head Sophie Chen said: “Bybit Pay is designed to remove the friction between holding digital assets and using them to pay. Users can pay directly from their Bybit balance, using the asset they already hold, while platforms receive the asset they want.

“Our partnership with Mesh brings this capability to more payment experiences and strengthens Bybit Pay’s role in connecting digital assets with the broader payments ecosystem.”

Bybit Pay is now available to businesses using Mesh. Platforms already connected to Mesh can enable Bybit Pay through their existing integration.

Last month, HR and payroll platform Deel partnered with Mesh to add wallet verification to its stablecoin payout process.