Gate Card is a crypto credit card offered by Gate that allows eligible users to pay or withdraw using cryptocurrency at supported merchants. It can be used online, in-store, at ATMs, and in other scenarios. Users may also enjoy various promotions both within and outside the Gate platform.

To apply for a Gate Card, users must complete Level 2 identity verification, and provide a valid ID and proof of address issued within the last 3 months. Gate Card is only available to users in non-restricted countries or regions. Eligibility, card type availability, and specific features depend on the user's verification status, residence, the issuing institution's review, and applicable compliance requirements. Gate reserves the right to approve or reject applications based on internal risk assessments.

Gate Card currently offers multiple options. Users can go to the Gate Card homepage, enter the card selection page, choose a card that meets their needs, and click [Apply Now]. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete identity verification and the approval process. Once approved, the card can be activated and used immediately.

Gate Card is linked to your Gate account, so no manual top-up is required. The available card balance is based on your account's crypto holdings. Note that actual available balance may vary due to transaction processing, exchange rates, settlement arrangements, risk controls, or other factors. Users can purchase crypto on Gate or transfer crypto from other wallets or platforms to increase their account balance and, therefore, the card's available funds.

Gate Card currently supports Visa only and can be used at over 130 million Visa-accepting merchants worldwide. During a transaction, the system will automatically convert your crypto according to card rules and applicable exchange rates. The final transaction amount is determined at the time of confirmation.

Users can use the physical Gate Card to withdraw cash at supported ATMs. Please note that ATM withdrawals may incur fees from the card issuer and be affected by exchange rate differences.