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Terms of Service

Draft dated 2026-08-02, version 0.2.0-draft, in review with counsel. Nothing in it is in effect.

This document is with counsel. An earlier version of this page carried the drafting notes still open inside it, including who operates the Service and which law governs it. Rather than publish a document with those questions unanswered, we are holding it back until they are answered.

Nothing on this page is an agreement, and nothing here creates rights or obligations.

What this document will cover

  1. Who we are, and what these Terms cover
  2. What the Service is
  3. Eligibility and identity verification
  4. The card program and our partners
  5. Collateral: what you own, and what we hold
  6. Valuation: reference prices, staleness, and discounts
  7. Spending power and draws
  8. Repayment
  9. Liquidation, and the debt a liquidation can leave
  10. Interest and fees
  11. Deposits, withdrawals, and the network your assets travel on
  12. Card transactions, errors, and claims
  13. Suspension, freezing, and closure
  14. Inactivity and dormancy
  15. Death or incapacity of the accountholder
  16. Prohibited use
  17. Electronic records and communications
  18. Privacy, records, and retention
  19. Changes to the Service, and availability
  20. Disclaimers
  21. Limitation of liability
  22. Indemnity
  23. Dispute resolution, arbitration, and governing law
  24. Changes to these Terms, and how acceptance is recorded
  25. General
  26. Contact

What is true today

  • Gether is not a bank.
  • Balances held with the Service are not bank deposits and are not FDIC insured.
  • Gether is in a waitlist phase and is not open as a financial service.

Text messages

The terms and the privacy notice for text messages from Gether are complete and in effect: SMS Terms and SMS Privacy Notice. Sign up for text messages at /sms.

Questions about this document

Email support@trygether.com. More ways to reach us are on /support.

All documents
  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy
  • Consent to Electronic Records and Signatures (E-Sign)
  • Account and Cardholder Agreement

Important disclosures

  1. Spending against a portfolio carries real risk. Stocks and digital assets are volatile, and the spending power your positions support falls with them.
  2. Drawn balances have to be repaid.
  3. A charge is declined when your collateral falls below the required level. A position that stays below it can be sold to settle what you owe, which may realise a gain or a loss and may have tax consequences.
  4. Gether is in a waitlist phase, Gether is not a bank, and the Terms of Service, E-Sign Consent and Account Agreement linked below are drafts pending counsel review. The Privacy Policy is in effect.
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