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The 20 new pairs

Section 2:

Why Bybit is doubling down

Demand for Shariah-aligned financial products continues to grow across the Middle East and other Muslim-majority markets. Bybit, which serves more than 80 million users worldwide, says the expansion is part of a long-term commitment to building a more inclusive digital asset ecosystem. Derek Dai, Head of Bybit MENA, said: "We believe access to digital assets should not require users to compromise their values. By expanding our Islamic Account, we're giving Muslim traders greater choice while maintaining the rigorous Shariah review process behind every supported asset. This is part of our long-term commitment to building a more inclusive digital asset ecosystem."

Section 3:

Inside the Islamic Account

Bybit's Islamic Account is designed to eliminate interest (riba) and provide transparent fee structures. It offers access to Spot Trading, Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) Bots, and Spot Grid Bots. The account was among the first fully Shariah-compliant offerings from a global exchange, developed in consultation with Shariah advisory scholars.

Section 4:

The expansion will continue in stages, with new pairs introduced approximately every two weeks. Bybit aims to give Muslim users greater choice within a dedicated environment designed around Islamic finance principles. The next batch of pairs is expected to arrive later this month.

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Bybit, the world's second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has added 20 new Shariah-compliant trading pairs to its Islamic Account. The exchange plans to list 100 such pairs this year, rolling them out in stages roughly every two weeks. The move is part of a push to serve Muslim traders who want to avoid interest and keep their investments aligned with Islamic finance principles.

The 20 new pairs

The newly added pairs include NIGHT/USDT, XPL/USDT, SOMI/USDT, MON/USDT, IP/USDT, RECALL/USDT, CC/USDT, SEI/USDT, ZKC/USDT, ZORA/USDT, WAL/USDT, XAN/USDT, STRK/USDT, AI16Z/USDT, ATH/USDT, ZBT/USDT, S/USDT, 2Z/USDT, CAMP/USDT, and INIT/USDT. Each pair has undergone review by Bybit's Shariah advisory partners to confirm compliance with Islamic finance principles before listing. That review process is a key part of the account's design, ensuring every asset meets the requirements of Islamic law, which prohibits interest and certain speculative activities.

Why Bybit is doubling down

Inside the Islamic Account

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Bybit, the world's second-largest cryptocurrency

The 20 new pairs

Why Bybit is doubling down

Inside the Islamic Account

The 20 new pairs

Why Bybit is doubling down

Inside the Islamic Account

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