Bybit eyes payments, stocks and crypto in Türkiye

“We want to transform Bybit into a super application in Türkiye,” Zhou said.

What would a Bybit super app offer in Türkiye?

Bybit’s plan goes beyond buying and selling cryptocurrencies. Zhou said the company wants to offer more financial products over time, potentially covering payments, traditional investments and services for corporate clients.

The strategy mirrors Bybit’s 2026 expansion beyond the traditional exchange model, which introduced plans for banking-style services, custody and cross-border payments. The company has separately expanded into foreign-exchange contracts, traditional-asset derivatives and payment products during 2026.

Zhou told Fintechtime that Bybit could evaluate additional Turkish licenses to fill out the product range. He did not announce specific applications, launch dates or approved new services beyond the exchange business already available through the local operation.

Payments form one part of that strategy. Bybit has developed payment products in other markets and recently connected Bybit Pay with more than 300 wallets, exchanges and financial platforms through Mesh. The company says such infrastructure lets customers spend or transfer crypto from exchange balances. Availability depends on local rules.