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Bybit expands Shariah-compliant lineup and launches Spot Fee Savers promotion for MENA users
Bybit has expanded its Shariah-compliant trading options for MENA users by adding more pairs to its Islamic Account. The broker is also offering an opportunity to earn up to 50 USDT in Spot Fee Savers for depositing and trading on the platform.
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Bybit has announced the expansion of its Shariah-compliant trading options for users in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) by adding additional trading pairs to its Islamic Account. The broker also introduced a promotion where users can earn up to 50 USDT in Spot Fee Savers by depositing funds and trading on the platform. No further details about eligible trading pairs or promotion terms were provided in the announcement.
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How to participate
To join the Bybit campaign, users need to register an account with Bybit, specifically for the Islamic Account lineup. After registration, deposit funds and trade Spot pairs on the platform to become eligible to earn up to 50 USDT in Spot Fee Savers. To get started, users can register via the official sign-up link.
Bybit is a cryptocurrency exchange focused on derivatives trading, providing a user-friendly platform tailored to experienced traders and featuring integration with TradingView for market analysis. The exchange offers leveraged trading up to 100x on futures and perpetual contracts, copy trading, 24/7 customer support, and a crypto debit card. Further details about its features and regulatory status can be found in the full review on Traders Union.
In our previous Bybit update, we covered the platform’s listing of the MARSCOINUSDT perpetual contract with up to 20x leverage and flexible trading parameters. For more information, see the previous Bybit update on Traders Union.
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