Bybit launches MENA Marketing Campaign
Starting in MENA, where its Dubai headquarters is based, Bybit is connecting the dots between Web2 and Web3 with a variety of local partners.
The campaign seamlessly integrates crypto into real-world experiences. From gaming lounges to concert venues, sports stadiums to restaurants, and ride-sharing services, Bybit is creating an ecosystem where as accessible as—and potentially more rewarding than, traditional payment methods. These partnerships span entertainment, music, culture, sports, dining, and transportation, allowing crypto assets to empower lifestyle choices.
Starting in June, MENA users are introduced to the Bybit brand through advertisements within Careem, the region's most-loved super app. These coordinated ads invite current Bybit users and potential new joiners to discover exclusive deals and offers available directly through Bybit's platform. Bybit's crypto-native services and payment solutions can be accessed via Bybit's app and website, encouraging users to explore how digital assets can enhance their everyday experiences throughout an exciting summer.
Powered by Bybit: Crypto as a Lifestyle
Leading in financial innovation, Bybit has been committed to shaping the future of crypto to the needs of its customers. It has evolved beyond a marketplace for crypto trading into a lifestyle choice. The partnership with Careem is the latest addition to Bybit's global footprint in collaborations: in Dubai, Bybit Card holders enjoy up to 30% off in services and room rates at the Grand Millennium Dubai; the golden city's Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) is a long-term partner of Bybit in innovation and blockchain education. The Bybit Card also unlocks perks everywhere for its users from airport lounges to AI co-pilot subscriptions.
'Our local partners represent some of the most popular lifestyle choices in each community', said Claudia Wang, Head of Marketing at Bybit. 'We are grounded in customer-centricity: there is no real boundary in 'old-school' and Web3 marketing. We are everywhere our customers want us to be. Bybit as the brand is visible, accessible, and relatable across touch points', she shared on the philosophy of the campaign.
The range of partnerships and local promotions are expected to cover more regions in the coming months. Over 70 millions of Bybit users possess first-mover advantage as early investors of 'smart money', and the onchain economy stands to provide them a path to financial freedom and elevated way of life. Whatever their needs, their crypto goals are achievable on Bybit's versatile platform for trading, custody, wealth management, payments, and Bybit-only rewards.
The new campaign represents Bybit's commitment to making crypto adoption effortless and rewarding through localization, positioning the MENA region as a testing ground for the future of integrated digital finance.
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