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Bybit Kazakhstan Adds Card Deposits and Withdrawals for Tenge

4 November, 2026   /   News   /  AI   /   Tags:  kazakhstan, tenge, bybit, astana, cards

Bybit Kazakhstan Adds Card Deposits and Withdrawals for Tenge

Verified residents can now move Kazakhstani tenge to and from the exchange using cards issued by any local bank, with a flat 1.5 percent fee

Bybit Kazakhstan has introduced a new fiat channel that allows fully verified residents to deposit and withdraw Kazakhstani tenge directly with bank cards. The service accepts cards from any bank operating in Kazakhstan and is available on the Bybit.kz platform.

Transfers are restricted to cards held in the account holder’s own name. Deposited tenge is credited to the user’s tenge wallet and can be used immediately for One-Click Buy purchases or spot trading, including the KZT/USDT pair.

How the New Channel Works

The card option sits alongside two existing routes already offered by the platform: a direct fiat channel with Bank CenterCredit and a regulated peer-to-peer service that involves five banks. Users can select the method that best fits their needs.

Both deposits and withdrawals carry a single 1.5 percent fee. Transaction limits rise with higher verification levels and are displayed inside each user’s account. The company states that the process requires only a few steps and does not involve switching between external services.

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.
Ablaikhan Aubakir, Country Manager at Bybit Kazakhstan

Eligibility and Regulatory Status

The service is open to all verified residents of Kazakhstan, regardless of citizenship. No requirement exists to hold an account or card at any particular bank.

Bybit Kazakhstan operates as a participant in the Astana International Financial Centre and holds a license from the Astana Financial Services Authority. The license covers the operation of a digital-asset trading facility and the provision of money services linked to digital assets.

The new channel is presented as part of ongoing efforts to expand local-currency access points while remaining within the regulatory framework set by the Astana Financial Services Authority.

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