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Cake Pay FAQ // System Queries & Operational Responses

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Explore detailed answers to common operational questions regarding the Cake Pay platform, transaction protocols, and non-custodial wallet functions. If you encounter issue codes not addressed in this database, you can seek direct assistance through the official Cake Wallet client support channels.

What is the fee structure for using Cake Pay?

Cake Pay has zero hidden transaction loading or maintenance fees. You pay the standard on-chain blockchain network fee for your transaction (which for Monero or Litecoin is usually less than one cent). In fact, most gift cards bought through Cake Pay come with an instant discount of up to 4.5%, saving you money compared to traditional cash or credit cards.

Is Cake Pay fully non-custodial?

Yes. The cryptocurrency balances inside your Cake Wallet are entirely non-custodial, meaning you alone control the private keys. However, the Cake Pay gift card purchasing service uses a secure centralized merchant API to generate the digital gift cards instantly, which is why an email login is required for purchase history tracking.

What cryptocurrencies can I use to buy gift cards?

Cake Pay currently supports instant purchasing using Monero (XMR), Bitcoin (BTC), and Litecoin (LTC) assets stored in your wallet.

Can I refund a purchased digital gift card?

Once a gift card barcode has been generated, the transaction is settled on the blockchain and cannot be reversed or refunded. Always double-check your retail store and purchase amount before confirming the on-chain payment.

Are there purchasing limits on Cake Pay?

Yes, to prevent fraud, daily and monthly purchasing limits apply to gift card purchases. These limits are displayed inside the Cake Pay dashboard interface and vary depending on account verification status.