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Bybit, the second-biggest cryptocurrency exchange globally based on trading volume, is thrilled to extend an invitation to users in Argentina to have early-bird access to the physical Bybit Card. In its continued endeavors to expand its customer base and attract investors, Bybit restates its objective of becoming the preferred cryptocurrency hub in the second-biggest economy of South America. With the release of the physical Mastercard debit card bearing the Bybit brand, the issuer hopes to further benefit more consumers, building on the tremendous success of its virtual card debut in July. Before the card is made accessible to the Argentine public at large, eligible applicants will be among the first to get one. For a certain duration, the physical card will be provided at no cost during the pre-registration phase. With over 75% of Bybit’s Argentinean customers racing to apply within the first two months, the new offer mirrors the popularity of the virtual card. Users who haven’t signed up yet, may apply for the virtual Bybit Card and get 30,000 ARS in cashback on their first 100 USDT deposit. Joan Han, Sales and Marketing Director of Bybit stated: “While consumers are no longer tied to traditional brick-and-mortar banks, we recognize many users’ preference for a physical card for the additional peace of mind. We are doing our best to meet the popular demands of our Argentinian community by offering better, faster, and more secure everyday solutions to help them off-ramp crypto assets, one step at a time.” Available in a few regions, the Bybit Card has swiftly established itself as a top choice for consumers wishing to spend their digital assets—such as BTC, ETH, USDT, TON, and other tokens—safely. It removes the inconvenience of difficult on- and off-ramp procedures by offering dependable and instantaneous access to cryptocurrency. Bybit Card users may use the Mastercard network to…

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Filed under: News - @ September 27, 2024 4:25 pm