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Corrections
Deposit and withdrawal rules change often, so an article will sometimes fall behind. This page explains how we handle corrections, and logs publicly what we've changed — so you can see how the content is maintained.
Corrections policy
If you find an error in an article — a step that's changed, a claim that's off, a dead link, wording that's easy to misread — please tell us. Write to [email protected] and say which page it is, the exact line, and what you believe is correct (a screenshot or link to the official page you saw is ideal, if it's handy).
Once we receive it, we check it ourselves; what we can confirm, we fix, and we date-stamp the update in the article. For more substantive changes, we also log them in the record below. Where we can't verify it, or where we disagree, we'll still reply and explain — we won't pretend we didn't see it. We try to own our mistakes and leave a trail when we fix them.
Correction log
Below are the more notable corrections, newest first. Where a page gives a specific figure, it is the figure we read on Gate's official page that day, with the date it was checked and a reminder that the live page decides.
01Long-term safe habits for moving money in and out: the page said that with a withdrawal whitelist on “you can typically only withdraw to addresses on the list”, so a hijacker couldn’t move coins elsewhere, and that new addresses have a waiting period. Gate’s help article on whitelisting withdrawal addresses describes an address book on the withdrawal page, with no list-only restriction and no waiting period; marking an address as trusted makes withdrawals to it skip the fund password and other checks. The page now says the address book saves you from pasting by hand, beginners should leave the no-verification option off, and addresses are added automatically after a first successful withdrawal, so prune them. The Chinese page was changed the same way.2026-10Factual correction
02Cheapest network to withdraw USDT, TRC20 vs ERC20 vs BEP20, and the chain fee compare tool: the pages called TRC20 "cheap and quick" and said to prefer it when the recipient accepts several chains. Gate's fee page on 2026-10-03 listed the USDT withdrawal fee on TRC20 at 1.5 USDT, the highest of the common networks (ERC20 1, BEP20 0.5, Arbitrum One 0.05 USDT; the live withdrawal page decides). The pages now say to compare the actual fee on the withdrawal page and show that day's snapshot. The Chinese pages were changed the same way.2026-10Factual correction
03Gate withdrawal limits and how to raise them: the table said allowances "can differ by coin". Since 2021 Gate has used one shared allowance across all coins, counted in USDT. Corrected, and the tier figures from Gate's announcement and its EU help page added. The Chinese page was changed the same way.2026-10Factual correction
04Do you need KYC to cash out of Gate: the page said the policy for pure on-chain withdrawal "varies over time" and the bar is "sometimes lower". Gate's current withdrawal FAQ says all users must complete KYC before withdrawing, so the line now says on-chain withdrawal needs verification first as well. The Chinese page was changed the same way.2026-10Factual correction
05How C2C deposit works on Gate, Ways to deposit into Gate, and Why buying crypto with a card costs so much more: removed the advice not to write “USDT”, “crypto”, “digital currency” or “buying coins” in the bank-transfer memo because it can trip bank risk controls. Teaching memo wording as a way around a bank’s checks is not something this site should do. The pages now say to pay only to the account shown on the order, fill the memo as the order page and Gate’s P2P trading rules instruct, and refuse if a merchant privately asks for wording unrelated to the trade. The Chinese pages were changed the same way.2026-09Wording correction
06Cashing out to your bank for the first time, C2C cash-out to bank, and the English home page: removed lines such as "my own first cash-out, I sat staring at the button", "picked up after doing this many times ourselves" and "the process we've walked ourselves". We have no record of those actions, so the wording now describes the process from Gate's published rules and common bank risk-control practice; steps and warnings are unchanged.2026-09Wording correction
07Which chain to withdraw USDT on: reworded one description of a chain's network fee so it reads more accurately — the original could be read as "a fixed amount charged", now changed to "a typical range that floats with on-chain congestion; go by what the withdrawal page shows".2026-06Wording fix
08C2C cash-out to bank: at the "enter the amount and place the order" step, added a line on identity verification, noting that C2C involves fiat moving between accounts and generally needs a verified identity first — so readers aren't caught underprepared.2026-06Clarification
09Cashing out to your bank for the first time: changed the phrasing of one payment channel's "arrival time" from an overly fixed statement to "a range of a few minutes to a few dozen minutes, depending on the payment method and the merchant's response; go by your bank's actual arrival".2026-06Phrasing fix
On how current the content is
A reminder: even with ongoing corrections, we can't guarantee every piece is fully in line with reality when you read it. Any specific figure tied to fees, limits or arrival ultimately follows whatever Gate's official page shows at the time. The fuller note is in our Disclaimer.