Bybit announces a Valentine’s Day deal with 14% cashback for Bybit Card holders

Bybit announces a Valentine’s Day deal with 14% cashback for Bybit Card holders Marko Marjanovic Cryptocurrency Feb 7, 2025

Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has announced a Valentine’s Day cashback promotion for Bybit Card users, as outlined in the reports shared with Finbold on Friday, February 7. 

On February 14, 2025, Bybit Card holders will have a chance to earn 14% cashback, or up to 10 Tether (USDT), on eligible transactions. 

To become eligible for cashbacks, users will have to register between February 7 and 14, 2025 and use their Bybit Card anytime on February 14, from 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM UTC.

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The promotion is limited to the first 5,000 eligible transactions. 

Bybit Card adoption

The promotion is designed to address some challenges that tend to arise with Valentine’s Day price hikes and give Bybit Card holders a chance to optimize their spending strategies during the holiday. 

Since its launch in 2024, the Bybit Card has attracted over 1.2 million users by helping them integrate cryptocurrency into everyday payments, as well as providing competitive annual percentage returns on holdings. 

What’s more, new users can instantly access a virtual Bybit Card upon approval, making it easy to connect with Apple Pay and Google Pay for seamless transactions. 

The physical card also enables global spending and cash withdrawals at Mastercard-supported ATMs. 

With no annual fees, 2% cashback in USDT, and up to 8% annual percentage yield (APY) on holdings, the card remains an attractive choice for crypto-oriented users. 

It also supports multiple digital assets, including USDT, Bitcoin (BTC), and Ethereum (ETH), allowing for flexible payments and rewards.  

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Updated: 02/07/2025 — 7:00 AM

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