The #GateCard三重升级 th Gate Card feature update, dubbed the “three major upgrades,” mainly refers to three core changes centered on card fund management and the points system. They are as follows:
1. Card balance withdrawal goes live. Funds deposited into the card balance can now be transferred to a Gate spot account for subsequent trading, wealth management, or other asset allocation, in addition to being used for global spending, completing the full cycle from deposit and spending to balance recovery.
The minimum withdrawal amount is 0.01 USD, with a 0.9% fee, and the funds are converted into USDT at the real-time exchange rate. Withdrawals and deposits do not count toward card tier calculations.
2. Supported assets for redemption have expanded to more than 13 types, adding BTC, ETH, GUSD, and 8 tokenized stock assets (tokens corresponding to Nvidia, Apple, Google, SpaceX, Tesla, Micron Technology, SanDisk, and SK hynix), as well as the gold-backed stablecoin XAUT.
The redemption rate remains 100 points = 1 USDT-equivalent asset, and points remain valid permanently.
3. Consumer benefits and payment scenarios continue to improve
As part of the overall upgrade, the card has been integrated with Visa and Mastercard, covering more than 200 countries and regions worldwide and approximately 150 million merchants. It supports online spending, offline payments, ATM withdrawals, and linking to Apple Pay and Google Pay. A six-tier T0–T5 rewards system has also been established, with eligible purchases receiving up to 8% cashback (up to 150 USDT per transaction and 400 USDT per month).
A football-themed card design was also launched this June, along with support for multi-account payments, allowing users to freely switch between their Pay, spot, and Earn accounts as funding sources.
Overall, the three major upgrades focus on “more flexible funds, more valuable points, and a more complete payment ecosystem,” enabling rewards accumulated through daily spending to be converted into a wider range of long-term assets and further connecting the payment and asset allocation experience $GT
1. Card balance withdrawal goes live. Funds deposited into the card balance can now be transferred to a Gate spot account for subsequent trading, wealth management, or other asset allocation, in addition to being used for global spending, completing the full cycle from deposit and spending to balance recovery.
The minimum withdrawal amount is 0.01 USD, with a 0.9% fee, and the funds are converted into USDT at the real-time exchange rate. Withdrawals and deposits do not count toward card tier calculations.
2. Supported assets for redemption have expanded to more than 13 types, adding BTC, ETH, GUSD, and 8 tokenized stock assets (tokens corresponding to Nvidia, Apple, Google, SpaceX, Tesla, Micron Technology, SanDisk, and SK hynix), as well as the gold-backed stablecoin XAUT.
The redemption rate remains 100 points = 1 USDT-equivalent asset, and points remain valid permanently.
3. Consumer benefits and payment scenarios continue to improve
As part of the overall upgrade, the card has been integrated with Visa and Mastercard, covering more than 200 countries and regions worldwide and approximately 150 million merchants. It supports online spending, offline payments, ATM withdrawals, and linking to Apple Pay and Google Pay. A six-tier T0–T5 rewards system has also been established, with eligible purchases receiving up to 8% cashback (up to 150 USDT per transaction and 400 USDT per month).
A football-themed card design was also launched this June, along with support for multi-account payments, allowing users to freely switch between their Pay, spot, and Earn accounts as funding sources.
Overall, the three major upgrades focus on “more flexible funds, more valuable points, and a more complete payment ecosystem,” enabling rewards accumulated through daily spending to be converted into a wider range of long-term assets and further connecting the payment and asset allocation experience $GT
