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title: "Bybit EU Brings Stockholm Open Tickets With Cashbacks in Partnership Deal"
date: 2026-11-12
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# Bybit EU Brings Stockholm Open Tickets With Cashbacks in Partnership Deal

Bybit EU on 12th November, 2026 detailed 15% ticket cashback for Bybit Card holders at the first Bybit Stockholm Open. The offer stops after the first 80 qualifying tickets, and the ATP 250 event ends on 14th November.

## The Brief

- Bybit Card holders receive 15% cashback on tournament tickets, up to €300 per user, limited to the first 80 qualifying tickets.
- Cardholders also earn 10% back on venue food and drinks during tournament week, capped at €10 per user.
- Match Point Drop, a live one-point challenge on Centre Court, has already paid one fan a €1,000 prize.
- Bybit EU holds authorization under MiCAR, the EU’s crypto rulebook, plus an e-money license from Austria’s Financial Market Authority.

Bybit EU is a Vienna-based crypto-asset service provider serving the European Economic Area, except Malta. This tournament is the first edition under its three-year title partnership, played at **Stockholm’s Royal Tennis Hall**. The deal restored the event’s classic Stockholm Open name after three years as the Nordic Open. “**The partnership extends well beyond naming rights**,” the company said in the release, and most of the extras run through one product.

## Ticket cashback stops after 80 tickets

The 15% ticket rebate looks generous until the caps kick in. Only the first **80** qualifying tickets count, and the €300 per-user ceiling means spending past **€2,000** earns nothing extra. Payouts arrive in USDC or BTC, at the holder’s choice, in the [Bybit EU](https://coinlaw.io/bybit-statistics/) Funding Account within four business days.

Food is a smaller prize. A 10% rebate with a €10 limit maxes out on a **€100** tab, pays only in USDC and depends on availability. Holders can also add a limited-edition Stockholm Open card design in the Bybit EU app.

The [Mastercard debit card](https://coinlaw.io/mastercard-statistics/) spends directly from a user’s Bybit account balance and, according to Bybit EU, serves over four million holders globally. Outside tournament week it pays 1% cashback on eligible spending with no monthly cap. It carries no application or annual fees, though exchange and other fees may apply.

## Booth games and Centre Court prizes

The venue booth offers **Tennis Smash**, an interactive tennis game, plus a lucky wheel with merchandise, signed memorabilia and premium match tickets as prizes. QR codes around the hall promote **Match Point Drop**, which puts eligible fans on Centre Court for a single live point.

Invited guests get a separate tier, starting with a session alongside Swedish greats Thomas Enqvist and Joachim “*Pim Pim*” Johansson. They can also join official coin tosses, tour the Players’ Lounge and meet players, including **Bybit ambassador Casper Ruud**.

Every cashback offer in the package runs through the card, and applicants must complete an ID and address check first. That turns a tennis week into a customer sign-up channel for Bybit EU. The payout design adds a second effect: a fan who claims a rebate ends up holding [USDC](https://coinlaw.io/usd-coin-statistics/) or [BTC](https://coinlaw.io/satoshi-to-usd/) on Bybit’s exchange platform.

Fans who already bought tickets with the card should check their Funding Account within the four-business-day window. The release does not say how many of the 80 cashback slots remain.

The last cash prize comes at the final designated session on 14th November. Two randomly selected participants who meet the promotion conditions step onto Centre Court, and the first to score a point takes €3,000.