GET Protocol

GET Protocol is a blockchain ticketing protocol started in the Netherlands in 2016, grown out of ticketing company GUTS Tickets, providing NFT ticketing infrastructure for organizers, venues and ticketing firms: every ticket is issued as an NFT with a publicly checkable transfer history, structurally suppressing counterfeit tickets and resale markups. It targets static QR codes that can be screenshotted and uncontrolled secondary markets: the protocol binds tickets to the holder's device with dynamic QR codes rotating every 10 to 15 seconds and shuffles ticket queues with Chainlink's VRF verifiable random function, so queue fairness is independently verifiable. The GET token is protocol fuel, metered by ticket price, issuer and feature complexity, with issuance, resale and redemption all recorded on Polygon.

On the product side, the white-label suite (branded wallet app, sales dashboard) serves organizers while the Digital Twin solution layers blockchain onto existing ticketing systems; regional platforms like Italy's Wicket run on the protocol. In February 2025 its flagship white-label client GUTS Tickets was acquired by a communications-platform provider, separating ownership of the protocol layer from the issuance layer. The project claims ticketing for over 200 events per month, with real adoption concentrated in select European and African markets.