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Pay Tgthr Inc. was a US-based fintech startup focused on simplifying finances for couples. The company provided the "Tgthr" card, a debit card linked to a mobile application that connected to both partners' individual bank accounts. Users could set rules to automatically split shared purchases, such as 50/50 or based on income, eliminating the need for manual expense tracking and reimbursements. The company's mission was to reduce financial friction and communication issues for couples managing joint expenses. According to public reports, Pay Tgthr officially ceased operations and shut down its services on March 31, 2023.

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Pay Tgthr

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