Bybit launches referral program with USDT rewards for card users
Bybit, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has introduced a new referral program, offering users the opportunity to earn USDT rewards by inviting friends to apply for a Bybit Card.
This initiative rewards both referrers and referees, making it an attractive option for expanding the Bybit Card user base while fostering community engagement.
How it works
The referral process is simple and accessible to all users, even those who do not own a Bybit Card themselves. Here’s how it works:
Share your unique referral link or code with your friends.
Ensure your friends apply for a Bybit Card using the referral link or code.
The referee must spend at least 100 USDT or its equivalent within 30 days of receiving their first virtual or physical Bybit Card.
Once these steps are completed, both the referrer and referee earn rewards.
Reward Structure
Referrers: Earn 20 USDT for each qualified referral.
Referees: Earn 10 USDT upon meeting the spending requirements.
Notably, there is no limit to the number of friends a user can invite, allowing participants to accumulate unlimited rewards.
Terms and conditions
To qualify, referees must complete Identity Verification Level 1 and meet the spending threshold within the specified timeframe. Rewards are credited within 10 days of completing the requirements and can be claimed through the Rewards Hub.
However, the program is unavailable in certain countries, including Austria, Belgium, France, Norway, and others. Bybit emphasizes the importance of adhering to its Terms of Service, warning against dishonest practices such as bulk account registrations or fraudulent activities.
Bybit reserves the right to amend the program’s terms and retains the right of final interpretation.
Take advantage now
Bybit’s referral program offers a win-win opportunity for users and their friends. With no limit on the number of referrals and a straightforward process, it’s an easy way to earn extra USDT while promoting the use of Bybit Cards.
It’s worth noting that Bybit previously announced its decision to cease operations in France, effective January 8, 2025.
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