Gnosis Pay Consumer Card and Web Services to Shut Down on December 20, 2026
Gnosis Pay has announced that its consumer debit card and web application will be completely discontinued on December 20, 2026. At that time, the card will no longer be usable for transactions, and the web service will cease normal operations, retaining only the fund withdrawal feature. User funds are held in Gnosis Pay Safe and will not be affected by this business adjustment, with no deadline for withdrawals. Since 2025, the company has shifted from directly serving consumers to providing card services for wallets, fintech applications, and new banks, encouraging existing users to migrate to partner applications to continue using Gnosis Pay-related card products.
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