The most common questions answered in one place — custody, fees, dividends, recovery, verification.
The most common questions about GM Markets, with concise plain-text answers suitable for both humans and AI extraction.
You are buying a tokenized representation of one AAPL share, backed 1:1 by a real AAPL share held in segregated custody at a regulated broker-dealer. The token tracks price, dividends, and corporate actions of the underlying share, lives in your own embedded wallet, and is composable across DeFi.
Your assets are held in segregated customer accounts at the broker-dealer, not on GM Markets' balance sheet. A designated security agent (GenTwo) has standing authority to redeem outstanding tokens against the underlying shares for token holders, enforced by the on-chain contract independent of GM Markets' continued operation.
The underlying shares are held in segregated customer accounts at regulated US broker-dealers such as Alpaca Markets and Interactive Brokers. Customer assets are segregated from broker assets under applicable investor-protection arrangements.
Because every asset is a standard on-chain token in your own wallet, you can use it across DeFi: lending and borrowing on Aave or Morpho, leverage on perps protocols, and providing liquidity on Uniswap, Curve, or CoW Swap. GM Markets is not available to users in the United States or other restricted jurisdictions.
The trading fee ranges from 0.10% to 0.20% (10 to 20 basis points); the default is 0.20% and drops to 0.10% as your 14-day volume climbs the VIP ladder. The trading fee and network gas are both included in the quoted price. Deposits, withdrawals, and sends are free across every rail.
Yes. Dividends are reinvested into more underlying shares and reflected in the on-chain NAV of the token (the token's price reflects the added shares-per-token). Stock splits, special distributions, spin-offs, mergers, and name changes are all absorbed transparently into the token's NAV.
Prices come from real-time RFQ quotes provided by regulated tokenized security issuers who price each quote against the live underlying market. When you accept a quote, the trade settles back-to-back so your fill closely tracks the prevailing market price. You can set slippage tolerance (default 0.5%) to cap drift.
The minimum trade size is $1, and fractional shares are supported down to six decimal places. There is no ceiling on trade size — daily, weekly, or per-order.
Yes. Orders placed outside regular market hours are queued on-chain and execute automatically when liquidity is available or the market opens. For 24/7 assets, orders fill immediately at the prevailing RFQ price.
Your embedded wallet is held by Privy and uses MPC for key management — no single party, including GM Markets, holds your complete private key. Your Privy session authorizes transactions; an optional per-trade biometric step is available in Account → Security. Recovery paths include passkey on a backup device, email magic-link, and optional TOTP. Second-factor confirmation is reserved for non-value-based controls (key export, new-device sign-in, suspicious-activity re-auth) — not for trade or withdrawal size.
Reserves are independently attested by a third-party proof-of-reserves service provider that reads share balances directly from segregated accounts at regulated US broker-dealers such as Alpaca Markets and Interactive Brokers and publishes the attested values on-chain in real time. The Proof of Reserves page shows live token supply, attested broker balance, backing ratio, and the on-chain attestation contract for every asset.
You are responsible for tax obligations in your jurisdiction. GM Markets provides a complete CSV export of every trade and transaction. Because dividends and corporate actions are reflected in the on-chain NAV rather than separate cash distributions, the dividend itself is generally not a taxable event under most jurisdictions — taxable events are typically triggered only when you realize a position.
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