CoinGate Gift Cards September Updates

Summary: This month's updates are all about finding the right card faster. The homepage now puts deals and categories first, category and clearance pages can be filtered by country and stock, and product pages show where a card works, how it arrives and what you pay before checkout. On top of that, there is a new Light, Dark and Auto theme switcher and a bigger clearance section that gets new stock every week.

A redesigned homepage with deals, one-tap categories and popular cards for your country.
Country and in-stock filters on category and clearance pages.
Product pages that show region, delivery, payment options and the final price up front.
A theme switcher in the footer, plus hundreds of clearance cards below face value.

1. A Brand-New Homepage

The homepage has been rebuilt around one idea: show the best offers first, then get you to the right shelf in a single tap. The top of the page is now a row of deal banners. The main banner highlights 0% fees for crypto payments, and the cards beside it rotate through current highlights, such as instant-spend global prepaid cards, discounts of up to 80% on popular games, VPN plans that work out to less than $0.40 a day, and Apple gift cards for anyone eyeing Apple's latest devices.

Just below the banners sits a scrollable row of category tiles: Clearance, All gift cards, Discounted Gift Cards, Store, Gaming, Promo deals, Payment Cards, Travel and more. Each tile opens its category directly, so there is no need to dig through menus to reach gaming top-ups or prepaid cards.

Further down, a new popular-in-your-country section surfaces the brands people near you buy most. In the United States that means names like Netflix, Airbnb, Uber, DoorDash, Walmart, Target and Hotels.com, while shoppers in other countries see their own local favourites. The homepage also gathers permanent brand discounts in one place, including VPN, cloud storage and eSIM deals that are not tied to a weekly promotion.

You can see all of this by opening the new gift card homepage.

2. Filter by Country and Stock

Category and clearance pages now have a filter bar above the results, so you only see cards you can actually buy and use. It has three controls.

Region: pick a country from the dropdown, or type to search the list. Global, United States, India, United Kingdom, Canada, Netherlands and France sit near the top, with many more below.
Show only in stock: hides cards that are currently sold out, which is especially useful on clearance pages where stock moves quickly.
Sort: choose how results are ordered, starting from Most relevant.

The result count updates as you filter, so you can see straight away how many cards match. On the Payment Cards page, for example, you can narrow more than a hundred prepaid options down to the handful that work in your country.

This matters because most gift cards only redeem in the country they were issued for. If you are not sure why, our guide to region-locked gift cards explains how it works and how to avoid buying the wrong one.

3. A Clearer Product Page

Product pages have been reorganised so the three questions people ask most are answered before you add anything to your cart: where does this card work, how is it delivered, and what will I pay?

Where it works: the header shows the country the selected card works in, with a note when other regions are available too.
How it arrives: delivery is stated plainly, for example by email and usually in about a minute.
How you can pay: a Pay your way row lists every accepted method, from Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDC and dozens more coins to Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Binance Pay, KuCoin Pay and Bitget Wallet.
What you pay: after you choose a region and value, the You pay line shows the final price, alongside a clear in-stock label.

The purchase panel on the right is also simpler. Pick the region from a dropdown, tap one of the preset values or type your own amount where the brand allows it, then choose Add to cart or Buy now. Short notes under the buttons cover secure checkout and instant processing, so you know what to expect after paying.

A good example is the Rewarble Revolut gift card, which works across dozens of regions and accepts custom amounts, so the new region selector and price line make the biggest difference there.

4. Dark, Light or Auto

You can now choose how the website looks. Scroll to the very end of any page and you will find a switcher with three options: Light, Dark and Auto. Light and Dark stay fixed whatever time of day it is, while Auto follows your device's own setting, so the site turns dark in the evening if your phone or laptop does.

Dark mode is easier on the eyes when browsing at night, and it saves a little battery on phones with OLED screens. Your choice is remembered on that device, so you only need to set it once.

5. More Clearance, Every Week

Clearance is where cards are sold below face value, and it is growing. New stock is being added every week across more brands and countries, and at the time of writing the section holds more than 767 cards. Discounts vary by card, with many sitting around 21% below face value, and paying with crypto keeps the 0% fee on top of that.

A few recent examples show the range:

Apple, 10 EUR for Spain: $8.81 instead of $11.16.
Glovo, 25 EUR for Italy: $23.66 instead of $29.95.
Noon, 7 AED for the UAE: $1.48 instead of $1.87.
Xbox, Orange and Uber cards have also joined the clearance line-up.

Clearance cards are limited stock. Once a card sells out, it is gone, and prices shown here may already have changed. Combine the section with the new country and in-stock filters to see only the deals that are still available for your region.

Where to Look First This Month

If you only try one thing, set your country in the new filters. It makes every category page shorter and more useful, and it pairs perfectly with a weekly look at clearance before the best cards run out.

To see this week's discounts, browse clearance gift cards.