According to CoinMeta, as reported by Fintechtime, Zhou Yan, the CEO of Bybit, stated that the company plans to transform its business in Turkey into a financial “superapp” that will offer payment, transfer, and investment products, going beyond just cryptocurrency trading. Zhou Yan believes that Turkey is one of the five most important markets in the world, and with the gradual clarification of regulations, Bybit’s local business will further expand. The platform aims to meet users’ daily financial needs, including international remittances, stablecoin payments, and investment products. Some of these services will require licenses beyond those of standard cryptocurrency trading platforms. Bybit also plans to evaluate additional Turkish licenses to enrich its product lineup.