1. What cashback benefits does Gate Card offer?
For Gate Card, the cashback rate varies by card tier. Details are as follows:
| Card Tier | Points Multiplier / Cashback Rate | Monthly Points Redemption Limit | Monthly Equivalent Cashback Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| T0 | 1x / 1.00% | 500 points | Up to 5U |
| T1 | 1x / 1.00% | 5,000 points | Up to 50U |
| T2 | 2x / 2.00% | 10,000 points | Up to 100U |
| T3 | 3x / 3.00% | 15,000 points | Up to 150U |
| T4 | 5x / 5.00% | 25,000 points | Up to 250U |
- Points redemption is capped monthly, but this does not limit the actual number of points users can earn. Users can continue accumulating points, but each month only a limited amount can be redeemed for cashback.
2. How do I upgrade my card tier?
Your card tier, along with the corresponding cashback rate and monthly cashback limit, is determined by your Gate VIP level or your card spending for the month—whichever offers the higher benefit.
Effective date for new tier benefits: The next calendar month, and valid for the entire month.
| Card Tier | Average VIP Level | Minimum Monthly Spending (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| T0 | VIP 0 - VIP 4 | 0 |
| T1 | VIP 5 - VIP 7 | 500 |
| T2 | VIP 8 | 1,500 |
| T3 | VIP 9 | 5,000 |
| T4 | VIP 10 - VIP 14 | 10,000 |
3. How can I earn Gate Card points?
Gate Card awards points based on card tier, with different earning rates:
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Regular points:
- T0: Earn 1 point for every 1 USD spent (1.00% cashback)
- T1: Earn 1 point for every 1 USD spent (1.00% cashback)
- T2: Earn 2 points for every 1 USD spent (2.00% cashback)
- T3: Earn 3 points for every 1 USD spent (3.00% cashback)
- T4: Earn 5 points for every 1 USD spent (5.00% cashback)
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Points cap: Regular points are capped at 50,000 points (500 USDT).
4. What is the points redemption rate?
- 100 points = 1 USDT (fixed rate).
- Example: Spend 100 USD to earn 100 points, which can be redeemed for 1 USDT.
5. Which transactions do NOT earn points?
- Fiat payments (such as direct debits from fiat accounts)
- Fees, management charges, deposits, withdrawals, and other non-purchase transactions
- Orders that are reversed or refunded
- Specific merchant categories:
- Financial institutions: Products, services, and bond repayments
- Non-financial institutions: Purchasing/recharging stored value cards
- Non-financial institutions: Foreign currency, non-fiat orders, money orders, account funds, traveler’s checks, and bond repayments
- Remittances
6. Do points expire?
Points never expire. They are valid permanently and can be redeemed at any time.
7. What is the minimum number of points required for redemption?
- Manual redemption: At least 50 points (0.5 USDT)
8. Is there a monthly cap on points?
Gate Card sets different monthly points caps based on card tier:
- T0: 500 points
- T1: 5,000 points
- T2: 10,000 points
- T3: 15,000 points
- T4: 25,000 points
9. Which cryptocurrencies can points be redeemed for?
Currently, USDT, BTC, ETH, and GT are supported. More cryptocurrencies will be available in the future.
Disclaimer
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