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Bybit.eu Expands European Offering as Bybit Payments GmbH Secures Electronic Money Institution Licence

The licence lets Bybit Payments expand regulated e-money and payment features, including future card and open-banking services, alongside its crypto-asset platform.

  • On Tuesday, August 4, 2026, Bybit Payments GmbH received an Electronic Money Institution license from Austria's Financial Market Authority, enabling regulated e-money and payment services through the Bybit.eu platform.
  • Bybit EU GmbH, the firm's sister entity, already holds a Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation authorization for crypto-asset services across the European Economic Area, allowing both entities to maintain distinct regulatory permissions while delivering integrated services.
  • The EMI license allows Bybit Payments to develop person-to-person transfers, open-banking functionality, and merchant payment solutions while reducing reliance on third-party infrastructure across Europe.
  • "Europe is setting the global benchmark" for digital asset regulation, said Georg Harer, managing director at Bybit EU and Bybit Payments, noting the EMI license as a regulatory milestone.
  • The company plans to communicate concrete product launch dates and Europe-wide rollout details in the near future, with services available throughout the European Economic Area excluding Malta.
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Bybit.eu Expands European Offering as Bybit Payments GmbH Secures Electronic Money Institution Licence

/PRNewswire/ -- Bybit.eu today announced that Bybit Payments GmbH has been granted an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) licence by Austria's Financial Market...

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The cryptocurrency platform Bybit.eu has won an Electronic Currency Establishment (EMI) and Austria license, opening the door to some new products for its European customers. Which ones? The Bybit EU article gets a new license in Europe — What are the new things to come? appeared first on Cryptoast.

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