New to RYDA. How membership works, what tier to pick, what happens after you apply.
What is RYDA, in one paragraph?
Supercar co-ownership and rentals. Each vehicle is held in a single-purpose, member-managed LLC; up to 5 verified members co-own and manage it together. Members can also rent any car in the fleet by the day.
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How is co-ownership different from a timeshare?
You hold a registered LLC membership interest, not a club point. You can sell, you have voting rights, and the asset is on a balance sheet.
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Membership tiers explained: Core, Blue, Black
Core is free and lets you browse the fleet. Blue ($500/yr) unlocks co-ownership and rentals. Black ($1,500/yr) adds priority and premium perks.
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Do I need to be an accredited investor?
No. RYDA is a luxury access platform, not an investment platform. Co-ownership is open to anyone who clears KYC verification and the standard membership requirements.
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What markets is RYDA in?
Miami first (Q3 2026), then Los Angeles (2027), then New York (2027). Members can join from anywhere in the US.
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Should I rent or claim a co-ownership share?
Rent first to test the experience and the specific vehicle. Claim a share when usage exceeds ~10 days a year and you want priority and a relationship with the car.
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What do early-100 members get?
Locked-for-life membership pricing ($350 Blue / $1,000 Black), early-100 badge, priority on first vehicle launches, member-event access, and faster onboarding for additional shares.
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Can I finance my co-ownership buy-in?
Yes, through your own personal credit (Marcus, LightStream, SoFi) or a securities-backed line of credit if you have a brokerage account. RYDA itself doesn't lend.
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