Gate Partners with Visa to Launch Crypto-linked Card Across 40+ Countries and Territories

PARTNERSHIPGate Partners with Visa to LaunchCrypto-linked Card Across 40+Countries and Territories32IMPORTANCECLOSED2NEWS MEDIA2PIECESOct 8, 2026 09:25blockboard.net

Gate announced a Visa-linked crypto card rollout across more than 40 markets. The card is meant to let users pay online and in stores where Visa is accepted, with digital assets converted to fiat at checkout.

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Gate announced a collaboration with Visa to launch a crypto-linked card.
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The card is expected to launch across more than 40 markets worldwide.
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Gate said the card converts digital assets to fiat at checkout for online and in-store payments.

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Who it affects, what changes and what is still unconfirmed

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Users who hold assets on Gate are the immediate audience for this launch, because the card is meant to connect their Gate accounts with everyday spending. Merchants that accept Visa are part of the same change, since the card is designed for use in stores and online where Visa already works.

In practice, the new card adds a way to spend digital assets at checkout without changing where Visa is accepted. The setup still relies on Visa’s existing payment network, while the change is that Gate account balances can be tied to that spending flow.

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