Are there any fees for buying gift cards on CoinGate Gift Cards?

CoinGate Gift Cards does not add a service fee or markup on top of the listed gift card price. The price you see on the product page is what you pay. There are no surprises at checkout on our end.

If you pay with cryptocurrency, blockchain network fees (sometimes called "miner fees" or "gas fees") may apply. These fees go to the blockchain network - not to CoinGate Gift Cards. The amount depends on the cryptocurrency you use and current network conditions. Bitcoin and Ethereum fees can vary widely; Litecoin and stablecoins on low-fee networks tend to be much cheaper.

Paying by credit or debit card is free on CoinGate Gift Cards. However, your bank or card issuer may apply a foreign transaction fee if the transaction is processed as an international payment. Check with your bank if you are unsure whether this applies to your card.

If the gift card is priced in a different currency than your card or wallet, your payment provider may apply a currency conversion rate or fee. This is set by your bank or exchange - not by CoinGate Gift Cards.

SEPA bank transfers are generally free within the EU. Some banks may still charge a small transfer fee - check with your bank before paying by SEPA.

No. CoinGate Gift Cards does not add a service fee on top of the gift card price. The price shown is the final price from our side.

Any extra charge likely came from your bank or payment provider - such as a foreign transaction fee or currency conversion charge. CoinGate Gift Cards does not add fees beyond the listed price.

It depends on the cryptocurrency you use. Low-fee coins like Litecoin can be very cheap. Bitcoin or Ethereum fees can sometimes be higher than card payments, especially during network congestion.

No. CoinGate Gift Cards does not add a fee for using Apple Pay or Google Pay. Your card issuer may still apply standard transaction fees depending on your card agreement.