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How Gether works

Gether is a spending experience designed to let you pay with tokenized stocks, crypto, or cash from one place — so your money can move the way your portfolio does.

The idea in one line

Most ways to pay force you to sell, transfer, or convert assets before you can spend. Gether is built around spendability: keeping more flexibility over what you hold while still being able to pay.

How it works

  1. Connect supported assets — tokenized stock exposure, crypto, or cash.
  2. Choose how you want to pay for a given purchase.
  3. Spend through Gether wherever it is supported.
  4. Track balances, spending, and rewards in one place.

What you can spend on

Gether is designed for real spending categories people care about — including travel like hotels and flights, AI tools and subscriptions, and everyday finance. Availability depends on supported assets, partners, and compliance requirements.

Why spendability instead of selling

Selling an asset to spend can mean giving up future upside and triggering events you did not plan for. Gether is designed to make spending across cash, crypto, and tokenized assets simpler, so you keep more flexibility over your portfolio.

Frequently asked questions

How does Gether work?

Gether connects supported assets — tokenized stock exposure, crypto, or cash — and lets you choose how to pay for each purchase from one spending experience. Availability depends on supported assets, partners, and compliance requirements.

Do I have to sell my assets to spend?

Gether is designed around spendability rather than forcing a sale. The goal is to give you more flexibility over how you pay while keeping more control of what you hold.

What can I spend on?

Gether is designed for categories like hotels, flights, AI tools, and everyday finance. Supported categories depend on partners and compliance requirements.

This page is educational and not financial, legal, or tax advice. Gether is pre-launch. Supported assets, categories, rewards, and features depend on partners and compliance requirements and may vary by region.