Most everyday purchases made with your Gnosis Card are eligible for rewards.
However, certain transaction types are excluded from the rewards program. These exclusions help ensure rewards are granted for genuine consumer spending and maintain the long-term sustainability of the program.
Important : Transaction eligibility is determined based on how the merchant and payment network classify the transaction at the time of purchase. As a result, merchants offering similar products or services may not always be treated identically for rewards purposes.
Ineligible Transaction Categories
Cash & Cash-Equivalent Services
ATM withdrawals
Cash disbursements
Money orders
Wire transfers
Cash-equivalent transactions
Financial & Investment Services
Cryptocurrency exchanges and brokers
Securities and commodity trading
Loan-related payments
Funding transactions
Money transfer services
Other financial institution services
Government & Legal Payments
Tax payments
Court fees
Alimony and child support payments
Traffic fines and penalties
Bail and bond payments
Other government service payments
Property & Insurance Payments
Rent payments
Property management services
Insurance premiums
Utilities & Public Services
Electricity, gas, water, and sanitation services
State loan repayments
Postage stamp purchases
Gambling Activities
Casinos
Lotteries
Race tracks
Sports betting
Online gambling services
Donations & Contributions
Charitable organizations
Nonprofit organizations
Political organizations and campaigns
Religious institutions
Certain Professional & Digital Services
Software purchases from specialized software merchants
Computer programming and data processing services
Certain professional services
Payment & Funding Transactions
Card funding transactions
Payment processing transactions
Peer-to-peer money transfer services
Account funding activities
Why are these Card transactions excluded?
These categories are commonly excluded from rewards programs because they involve financial transfers, regulated payments, cash-equivalent activity, or transactions that do not represent traditional consumer spending.