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gate. Capital · digital note registry Series W35–2026 Active
Corporate term note

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corporate note

A named issue recording the term, principal and redemption amount of a single GATE note.

Redemption amount $100.30 Purchased for $100 · 7 days
Principal $100 Amount lent to GATE
Redemption premium +$0.30 +0.3% over the term
Expected payout $100.30 Paid at maturity
Owner
Daniel GrossParticipant ID GATE–20418
Unique number
00018W35–2026 / 1W
Status
Awaiting redemptionAvailable 02 Sep 2026
Purchase date
26 Aug 2026
Redemption date
02 Sep 2026
Term
7 days
Network
BNB Smart Chain
Settlement token
USDT (BEP-20)
Registry
GATE digital notes
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GATE CapitalAuthorised digital record Certificate No. 00018
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Share-safe certificate card: series, note number, principal, premium, dates and a verification QR code, with no owner details
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Note number, series and term
Status, principal, premium and redemption amount
Purchase and redemption dates, network and settlement token
Verification QR code and GATE branding
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Your name and participant ID
Your e-mail and wallet address
Your balances, limits and other notes

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