Direct USDT purchases are supported through on/off-ramps from MoonPay, Paybis, and Transak, spanning 120+ countries and 30+ payment methods, such as Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Gem Wallet emphasizes a security-first philosophy to reduce losses from address poisoning—costing users over $100M in 2024—and aims to eliminate cross-chain friction for everyday users.

The solution consolidates the USDT lifecycle into a single self-custody interface, addressing cross-chain frictions with security features such as address poisoning protection and biometric login, while maintaining open-source transparency.

Gem Wallet unveils a cross-chain USDT infrastructure spanning 10+ blockchains, enabling seamless transfers of USDT across networks like Tron, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, and TON.

The unified USDT infrastructure enhances cross-chain usability and security across more than ten blockchains, reducing friction for users.

Availability is immediate on iOS, Android, and Web, with download links provided.

Security features include address poisoning protection, true self-custody with user-controlled private keys, biometric authentication on mobile, and an open-source codebase.

Global fiat access is enabled via on/off-ramps with MoonPay, Paybis, and Transak, covering 120+ countries and 30+ payment methods, including Apple Pay and Google Pay.

The solution offers cost optimization through integration with over 10 decentralized swap providers, automatic routing to the lowest-cost options, user-controlled network fees, and transparent USDT bridging fees.

Gem Wallet highlights its open-source nature (GitHub) and positions itself as a security-first, self-custody, multi-chain wallet focused on reducing friction and costs in DeFi access.

Media angles include UX innovation, DeFi infrastructure, and regulatory/self-custody implications.

Key messaging centers on Security First, True Multi-Chain, Cost Optimization, Fully Open Source, Self-Custody, and Global Reach for crypto infrastructure coverage.