For preparation of core-shell nanoparticles, the galvanic replacement method is one of the most common methods. The low-cost metal as nucleus and Pt nanoparticles on the surface of metal core would improve Pt atom utilization. [34] Cu nuclear due to the ligand effect can enhance the catalyst CO tolerance, modulate the OH and CO ad binding energy on the catalyst surface. [35] As one of the commonly used catalytic materials, Pd has higher resistance to intermediate poisoning than Pt in methanol oxidation under alkaline conditions. Moreover, Pd is cheaper than Pt. Pd and Pt have the same lattice constant, which is conducive to form bimetallic structure with similar crystallinity. [36,37] Electrocatalytic activity is promoted by coupling effect. [38] By combining Pd and Pt, the synergistic effect of bimetallic catalyst can be brought into play, which can improve the CO tolerance. [39] As the formation of surface alloy promotes the adsorption of hydroxyl group, Pd can absorb OH − to form Pd-OH, which will react with Pt-CO ads to remove CO intermediate. [40] Pt-Pd binary alloy materials have been used as methanol electrocatalysts. [41][42][43][44][45][46][47] Therefore