Business Development Specialist
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About the Role
*Pls kindly note this role has no base salary, it's commission based
We are looking for a internationally minded Regional Business Development Specialist to drive the expansion of Bybit’s payments ecosystem across MENA and emerging global corridors. This role will focus on merchant acquisition, local payment partnerships, PSP integrations, and strategic growth initiatives for Bybit Pay, Card, and Fiat channels.
The ideal candidate has deep experience in payments, fintech, or crypto, strong local market understanding, and a proven track record of driving regional growth.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support market expansion for Bybit Pay across global, building and owning the full growth pipeline
- Acquire and manage merchants, PSPs, payment gateways, fintech partners, Web3 projects, community leaders, and other growth channels.
- Drive the end-to-end BD cycle: market mapping, lead generation, pitching, negotiation, and partnership execution.
- Collaborate with internal teams (Product, Card, Fiat Channels, Compliance, Payments Ops, Marketing) to activate and scale payment use cases.
- Develop regional G
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