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GATE Capital · short-term corporate debt notes

Lend USDT to a
working company.
For a fixed term.

GATE Capital raises capital from investors by issuing debt notes and puts it to work in its digital-asset operations. You choose the amount and the term; GATE undertakes to repay your principal and pay a premium under the terms of the note.

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gate. Debt note · 1W · 7 days
Principal
$1,000
Repayment at maturity
$1,003
premium +0.3% for the termAt maturity
Term
7 to 180 days
Premium
Fixed in the note terms
Record
BNB Smart Chain
Risk
Fixed terms do not mean guaranteed returns. Your capital is at risk.

How it works

You buy a note.
GATE receives capital.

When you buy a GATE debt note, you lend money to the company. The note specifies the principal, term, premium and payment schedule. Capital travels through the system and returns according to that schedule.

  1. USDT

    Investor provides USDT

    You choose an amount and a term, review the documents and the eligibility requirements, and purchase the note.

  2. gate.Debt note1W · 7 days · +0.3%

    The GATE Note records the obligation

    Amount, term, premium and payment schedule are written into the note and recorded on BNB Smart Chain.

  3. GATE receives usable capital

    Short-term working capital for a defined period. You become a creditor of the company.

  4. Capital is deployed through GATE operations

    Price differences in digital assets, across venues, pairs and instruments. What GATE does

  5. $1,003At maturity

    Payment is made according to the note terms

    Weekly notes pay principal and premium at maturity. The 3M and 6M notes repay part of the principal with a premium every day.

Under the GATE model you become a creditor of the company. Repayment depends on the borrower’s ability to pay.

Note terms

Choose your term.
See what changes.

Nine notes, one decision. Pick a payout structure, a term and an amount. The note and the figures update to that choice.

Payout structure
Term
$ USDT

Any amount for the illustration. Actual purchases use the note denominations and limits shown in the cabinet.

Weekly notes run 7 to 49 days and pay principal and premium in one payment at maturity.

gate.Debt note · 1W · 7 days
Principal
$1,000
Repayment at maturity
$1,003
premium +0.3% for the termAt maturity
Payable in 7 days +0.3% for the term
$1,003
  1. Amount$1,000
  2. Term7 days
  3. Premium+$3
One payment at maturity · day 7
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Illustrative calculation using the landing-page rates, before fees and taxes. This is not a live offer. Payments are not guaranteed.

NoteTermTerm premiumPayment schedule

Illustrative landing-page rates. Daily payments for 3M and 6M include principal repayment. Premiums are for the full term, before fees and taxes.

Venue A Buy where the asset costs less
Venue B Sell where the price is higher
Same
asset
Spreadprice difference must cover fees

Different venues. Different prices. One model.

About GATE

What does
GATE do?

GATE’s business model focuses on price differences in digital assets, primarily cryptocurrencies. The company buys an asset where it costs less and sells it where the price is higher, accounting for fees, liquidity and execution risk.

Capital is allocated across available opportunities. No individual trade is guaranteed to be profitable. This description is not evidence of the company’s actual results.

Why GATE needs your capital

Capital matched
to opportunity.

Arbitrage opportunities change. To act on them, the company needs working capital for a defined period. That is why the notes are short.

Under the GATE model, available opportunities are assessed before notes are issued. The amount raised is matched to that capacity. If there are not enough suitable opportunities, the company may reduce or skip a new issuance.

Business income is the intended source of the investor premium. The company’s ability to meet its obligations depends on its results and available liquidity.

How capital is used · select a stage
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Assess opportunities. Evaluate capacity, costs and risks. The amount raised is matched to that capacity.

A smart contract records obligations. It does not, by itself, generate profit or ensure that funds are available.

Evidence

Don’t take our word.
Check the record.

Every note is meant to be inspectable: in the public registry, on the blockchain and in the documents. Before participating, verify the things you are relying on.

Public note registry · excerpt Series · period · issued · active · redeemed · volume
SeriesPeriodIssuedActiveRedeemedVolumeStatus
W36–202631 Aug – 6 Sep 20265215210$12,845active
W35–202624 – 30 Aug 20261,38401,384$436,420redeemed
W34–202617 – 23 Aug 20261,60801,608$472,000redeemed
Amounts in US dollars; blockchain calculations in USDT (BEP-20). Excerpt of the registry published on the investor site. Open the full registry
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On-chain record

Note creation and redemption can be checked independently on BNB Smart Chain, by published addresses and transactions.

How funds flow
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Verification

The materials currently available are samples. Legal details, live contract addresses and business results require independent verification before you participate.

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Participation in numbers

What the demonstration figures show.

Demo onlyAll figures below are fictional and used for this design demo. They do not represent GATE’s actual customers, transactions or results.
Capital inflow · All time 2,249,861 USDT · demo
Net flow 907,562 USDT · inflow minus outflow · demo
Investors1,897With a note purchase in this period
Wallets created3,154Registrations in this period
Notes purchased3,270Purchases in this period
Notes redeemed1,818Redemptions in this period
Capital outflow1,342,299USDT

This is an interactive demo, not financial reporting. Net flow is not profit or a redemption reserve.

Inspect the figures on the investor site
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An informed choice

Is this approach
right for you?

GATE notes are private debt obligations with a fixed term. They suit some situations and not others. Read both lists before you continue.

Worth considering if
  • You are willing to review the documents and the borrower’s business.
  • You can commit funds for the selected term.
  • You understand the risk of delayed payments and loss of capital.
  • You make your own decision without relying on promises of guaranteed returns.
Not suitable if
  • You need a bank guarantee or deposit protection.
  • You need these funds for essential expenses or emergencies.
  • You expect to withdraw the full amount at any time.
  • You expect a risk-free, stable source of income.

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers.
No fine-print surprises.

What to understand before signing up or committing funds.

All 20 questions on the investor site

Your next step

Choose your
first GATE note.

The Investor Cabinet is where notes are selected and purchased: note selection, documents and payment schedules, all in one place.

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This link currently opens a demo. It does not create an account or complete an investment.

The GATE ecosystem

Three places.
One product.