Astana, Kazakhstan, November 4th, 2026 - Bybit Kazakhstan has rolled out a new fiat channel that permits users to move tenge (KZT) between their bank cards and their Bybit accounts. The launch is designed to simplify the process of converting between cash and digital assets by enabling direct card-based deposits and withdrawals inside the Bybit.kz platform.
The card channel supplements two existing on-ramps already available to local customers: a direct fiat connection with Bank CenterCredit (BCC) and a regulated peer-to-peer (P2P) process that involves five participating banks. With the new option, users have multiple pathways to transfer tenge into and out of their Bybit Kazakhstan accounts and can select the route that best fits their needs.
Integration is a central feature of the rollout. Tenge deposited via card are credited to the user’s tenge wallet in their Bybit Kazakhstan account. From that wallet, funds can be used immediately to acquire digital assets through One-Click Buy or to participate in spot trading, including transactions on the KZT/USDT pair. Withdrawals return funds to the user’s card, keeping the flow between fiat and crypto contained within a single platform without requiring external steps or switching between services.
Bybit Kazakhstan said the channel is accessible to all verified residents of Kazakhstan, irrespective of citizenship status, and does not require users to open an account or card with a specific bank. Any bank card issued by a Kazakhstani bank may be used for the service, subject to verification and applicable requirements.
Operational and commercial parameters are highlighted as follows:
- Convenience - Users can deposit and withdraw tenge in a few steps directly in their account on Bybit.kz.
- Flexible limits - Transaction limits increase as users progress through higher verification tiers.
- Transparent fees - A single 1.5% fee applies to both deposits and withdrawals through the new channel.
- Security - The platform restricts card movements so that transactions are executed only from and to the user’s own card.
Bybit Kazakhstan noted that applicable limits depend on the user’s verification level and other regulatory requirements; the current limits for an individual user are displayed in that person’s Bybit.kz account.
"This is a landmark step for us. We want every verified user in Kazakhstan to be able to work with digital assets as easily as they use their everyday bank card. Bybit Kazakhstan will continue to develop and open new fiat gateways to make the platform even more convenient and accessible for our clients," said Ablaikhan Aubakir, Country Manager at Bybit Kazakhstan.
The company confirmed that tenge card deposits and withdrawals are available to fully verified users on Bybit.kz. Prospective users should complete the platform’s verification process to access the feature.
Bybit Kazakhstan also included a standard advisory noting that the material is informational. Products and services described may not be available in all jurisdictions; fees and limits may change and are subject to applicable regulatory requirements. The advisory urges investors to review relevant terms and assess their individual risk profile before making investment decisions.
About Bybit Kazakhstan: Bybit Kazakhstan is an AIFC Participant licensed by the Astana Financial Services Authority (AFSA) to operate a Digital Asset Trading Facility and to provide Money Services relating to digital assets. The firm builds compliant infrastructure intended to support institutions and enterprises engaging with digital assets in Kazakhstan.
About AFSA: The Astana Financial Services Authority is the independent regulator of financial services and related activities in the Astana International Financial Centre. AFSA’s mandate is to foster a fair, transparent and efficient financial centre aligned with international standards.
Marketing contact: Sanchar Zholayev, Bybit Kazakhstan - [email protected]