Get

Get is a ledger app and cash management account designed for people who live their lives on smartphones and want to get things done quickly. It targets users who prefer simplicity over complex tools like Excel or cash handling. The platform aims to become an intelligent hub for a user's entire financial life by working with various providers.

The service is specifically designed for young people aged 6 to 18, their parents, and organizations such as schools and clubs. It provides a debit card, a wallet, and gift cards that allow teens to spend money while parents maintain control over their weekly budgets and purchase limits.

Users can start using the service by opening a Get account, which is described as a free trial that has already been joined by over 25,000 families. The process involves allowing a debit card and app for ages 6 to 18, setting limits, and enabling features like PayNow and savings goals.

Get operates in Singapore and serves the local market with a debit card and app specifically for ages 6 to 18. The platform integrates with local payment methods like PayNow and allows families to set limits on spending within the country's legal framework.

The platform offers a debit card, a digital wallet, and gift cards that can be used in any app or store built with GET. Gift cards can be general or restricted to a single shop or game, and they all operate under the same family rules.

The system works by checking the parent's rules before any money moves, ensuring the family's weekly budget, purchase types, and local laws are followed. Teens can tap to buy in any built-in app or store, with small transactions going through automatically and bigger ones requiring one tap from a parent.

The company states it helps families raise money-smart kids by teaching financial literacy through safe, fun, and educational tools. The mission focuses on helping children manage money wisely, addressing the fact that 2 in 3 adults are financially illiterate.

The platform uses a 'fun factor' approach where kids learn by doing, experiencing real decision-making, and making small mistakes. This method is based on research showing that fun increases engagement and helps kids remember what they have learned better.

Some reviewers praise the service for being user-friendly, efficient, and easy to navigate, with many noting the website is fantastic and the service is excellent. Users frequently mention having a positive experience and being highly satisfied with the overall platform.

All 11 reviews on Trustburn are from 2022 and 2023, with the most recent dated November 19, 2023. The rating split shows a mix of 3, 4, and 5-star ratings, with the overall Trustburn rating standing at 3.9 out of 5.

The company is part of Enterprises Automated and operates under an exemption set out in Regulation 28 of the Payment Services Regulation 2019. It is not currently regulated, licensed, or supervised by the MAS, which is explicitly stated in their legal information.

The company provides a Claude Code plugin for developers to keep their teen version of a product compliant while building for adults. This feature is part of their early access program for developers.

The platform allows parents to approve or deny purchases automatically, such as when a teen asks to buy a Season 7 pass. Parents can choose to say no or approve the transaction based on their pre-set rules.

The service includes a feature for general gift cards that can be sent from Grandma or Mum, alongside specific gift cards for single shops or games like Starfall Arena. These cards live in the young person's GET wallet under the same rules.

You can reach Get by e-mail at hello@useget.com.