VeVe Payout Since November 2025: Gems and the StackR Route

What changed on November 19, 2025, and how eligible VeVe collectibles can be sold for OMI through StackR today.

Eligible VeVe collectibles can be sold for crypto through StackR. You sell for OMI and can then use the proceeds elsewhere. Since November 19, 2025, this trading route has been separate from the old Gem payout: Gems remain credit for purchases within VeVe.

Content checked on September 27, 2026.

What changed on November 19, 2025?

VeVe changed Gems to closed-loop app credit. You can continue collecting in the Store and Market; directly exchanging Gems for money or OMI is not part of that system. This concerns the balance, while selling supported collectibles on StackR follows its own process.

What happened to existing Gems?

The official announcement describes a 1:1 carryover of existing Gem balances. The Gem amount was retained for purchases under the new properties. Your account balance and transaction history help you check your own collection activity.

A timeline contrasts the former withdrawal option with closed-loop Gems from 19 November 2025.
The change concerns Gem balances. StackR provides a separate selling route for supported collectibles.

How can a collectible lead to crypto proceeds today?

Link VeVe with StackR, check the available item in your Vault and create an OMI listing. Once it sells, you have OMI proceeds to use. The price, buyer, costs and supported transfer route are all part of the individual transaction.

Our current VeVe payout and StackR guide takes you from listing through to using the proceeds.

Where do Gems fit into collecting?

Gems remain useful for drops and purchases in the VeVe Market. Choose comics or collectibles you enjoy, then read, display and build your collection. Use the currently available payment methods and prices when buying Gems.

If selling is your goal, start with the collectible and its supported marketplace. That gives you a practical answer to “How can I cash out?” while keeping Gem credit and sale proceeds distinct.

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