Bybit has announced its upcoming expansion into Indonesia through a strategic collaboration with NOBI, a digital financial asset platform.
The expansion comes as Robinhood also entered the Indonesian market this week, highlighting the country’s growing appeal to major digital asset platforms.
The partnership aims to launch Bybit Indonesia, a dedicated platform designed for the local market as the country strengthens its position as one of the most dynamic and fast-growing digital asset environments globally.
As reported by Cryptonomist, the move follows comments made by Ben Zhou, co-founder and CEO of Bybit, during Coinfest Asia 2025 in September, where he underscored Indonesia’s strategic importance and described it as “one of the most promising digital markets”.
Indonesia has more than 18 million active users in the crypto sector.
Engagement from investors and institutions is also increasing, making the country a leading player in Southeast Asia.
Zhou noted that Bybit records a daily trading volume of US$63 billion and has over 75 million global users.
The platform is prepared to contribute to the development of Indonesia’s crypto ecosystem.
“Observing the growth of the crypto market in Indonesia, Bybit acknowledges the country’s progressive stance and the increasing focus on sector development,”
he said.
“Leveraging this momentum, Bybit is optimistic about contributing to the long-term growth of the crypto industry in Indonesia.”
NOBI CEO Lawrence Samantha added that the partnership “marks a new chapter in expanding access to cryptocurrencies and localising world-class products under Bybit’s leadership”.
Bybit Indonesia will support the local crypto community through education and user-centred services.
It aims to strengthen trust, improve access, and drive continued growth in the sector across Indonesia and the wider region.
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