The Gate Trading Fee Rebate Voucher is designed to refund part of the trading fees incurred on the Gate platform.
During the voucher's validity period, trading fees generated in eligible markets will be refunded according to the voucher's rebate percentage and balance. The rebated fees will be distributed to your Spot Account within 24 hours.
Trading Fee Rebate Vouchers must be manually activated to take effect. If you activate multiple rebate vouchers applicable to the same market at the same time, they will be used in the order of activation - "first activated, first used." Once the balance of the current voucher is used up, the next voucher will be used automatically. Expired vouchers will be invalid, and any unused balance cannot be redeemed.
How to Check My Trading Fee Rebate Vouchers
Log in to the Gate official website. Then, go to the top right corner, click the profile icon, and select Vouchers. You can check your available trading fee rebate vouchers under the All or Trading Fee Rebate Voucher tab.
How to Use a Trading Fee Rebate Voucher
Step 1: Select the trading fee rebate voucher you wish to activate and click Activate.
Step 2: Once activated, the voucher becomes effective. During the active period, trading fees incurred in the applicable market will be refunded in USDT to your Spot Account within 24 hours.
Each voucher specifies the rebate rate, remaining balance, applicable market, and validity period. Only eligible trading fees will be refunded according to the voucher’s rebate rate, and each rebate amount cannot exceed the voucher’s remaining balance.
Rebate Amount Calculation and Examples
Rebate Amount = Net Trading Fees × Rebate Percentage. Net trading fees refer to trading fees after deducting VIP discounts, Points payments, and commissions such as referral commissions. Trading fee rebates for multiple trades will be aggregated on an hourly basis.
Example 1:
On Day 1, at 9:00, the user pays a trading fee of 10 USDT for Futures Contract A (Transaction A). At 10:00, the user activates a 200 USDT trading fee rebate voucher with a 50% rebate rate, valid for 3 days, and applicable to the futures market. At 14:00, the user pays a trading fee of 20 USDT for Futures Contract B (Transaction B). At 14:30, the user pays a trading fee of 60 USDT for Futures Contract C (Transaction C). At 16:00, the user pays a trading fee of 40 USDT for Futures Contract D (Transaction D).
This user does not use Points for payment and has no referral commissions. Under these circumstances, the user receives two trading fee rebates before 9:00 a.m. the next day:
First rebate: 20 × 50% + 60 × 50% = 40 USDT
Second rebate: 40 × 50% = 20 USDT Remaining voucher balance: 200 – 40 – 20 = 140 USDT
Since the rebate voucher was not activated when Transaction A occurred, no rebate applies to that transaction. Transactions B, C, and D took place within the voucher’s validity period. As the rebate amount is aggregated hourly, the user receives two rebates for these three transactions, and the total rebate amount is credited to their Spot Account.
The next day, the user continues trading futures and pays a trading fee of 200 USDT for Transaction E. On the third day, the user receives one rebate: Rebate amount: 200 × 50% = 100 USDT Remaining voucher balance: 140 – 100 = 40 USDT
During the validity period of a rebate voucher, eligible portions of trading fees will be refunded as long as the voucher remains valid and its balance is not exhausted.
On the third day, the user pays a 10 USDT trading fee for a Spot transaction (Transaction F). On the fourth day, no rebate is received, as the voucher applies only to specific trading markets.
Example 2:
A user activates a 100 USDT trading fee rebate voucher with a 60% rebate rate and a validity period of 3 days. After activation, the user pays a total trading fee of 300 USDT. The user does not use Points or have any referral commissions. Within 24 hours, the user receives one rebate: Rebate amount: 100 USDT
Although 300 × 60% = 180 USDT, the voucher balance is 100 USDT, so only 100 USDT is refunded.
The maximum rebate amount per voucher is limited to its remaining balance.
Example 3:
User B is invited by User A, forming a referral relationship in which User A receives a 20% commission from User B’s transactions. User B activates a 200 USDT trading fee rebate voucher with a 50% rebate rate and a validity period of 3 days. After activation, User B pays a trading fee of 200 USDT in one transaction. The user does not use Points. Within 24 hours, User B receives one rebate: Rebate amount: (200 – (200 × 20%)) × 50% = 80 USDT Remaining voucher balance: 200 – 80 = 120 USDT
The 40 USDT (200 × 20%) is the referral commission. The net trading fee is 200 – 40 = 160 USDT, which is the portion eligible for the rebate calculation.
When calculating the rebate amount, the portion of the trading fee used as referral commission is not eligible for the trading fee rebate.
Restrictions of Trading Fee Rebate Vouchers
- Trading Fee Rebate Vouchers need to be manually activated to take effect. If you activate multiple rebate vouchers applicable to the same market at the same time, they will be used in the order of activation - "first activated, first used." Once the balance of the current voucher is used up, the next voucher will be used automatically. Expired vouchers will be invalid, and any unused balance cannot be redeemed.
- Rebates only occur if the calculated rebate amount exceeds 0.0000000001 USDT.
- The maximum rebate per transaction equals the voucher’s balance.
- Rebates may occur multiple times per day; the rebate amount of multiple trades may be aggregated hourly. If multiple vouchers are active, rebates will be processed separately by voucher.
- The rebate voucher is only valid for eligible markets.
- If the trading pair differs from the voucher currency, fees are converted to USDT at the real-time rate before refunding.
- Trading Fee Rebate Vouchers are not transferable and cannot be withdrawn.
Disclaimer： Gate reserves the right of final interpretation regarding the rules and conditions of using Trading Fee Rebate Vouchers.
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