Gate's published spot fee is 0.1% for makers and takers at VIP 0, dropping with 30-day volume and GT holdings, and futures start around 0.02% maker and 0.05% taker. Some third-party reviews quote 0.2% at the base tier, and Gate announced a fee-structure update effective April 9, 2026, so the fee page inside your own account is the only figure worth trusting. Crypto deposits are free. Withdrawals carry a per-coin network fee that Gate sets, and it moves.
Buying with a card on the global platform is a hand-off to a third-party processor whose fee and spread appear only inside the partner's checkout. Gate US launched in August 2025 with crypto deposits only, so an American in a covered state could trade but could not buy with dollars at launch. That is the number that matters to someone typing "Gate fees" from the United States: there is no published card fee because there is no card rail.
Anytime Capital's card, Apple Pay and Google Pay pricing starts from 4% with the spread included, with the amount you pay and the crypto you receive shown before you confirm, and larger orders go through an OTC desk against a same-day wire. On a $1,000 card order that is from $40 all in. Gate's schedule is a price on the trade after the funding, and no number at all for the funding itself.