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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Dreadful, never ending rule change company, that will do everything it can to stop you claiming the cashback rewards that they owe you. Well they'll ask you to pay even more actual money to them... See more

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

The whole idea of Plutus is to scam money from their customer base. Forcing people to upgrade paid subscriptions constantly, then retrospectivity changing their terms and conditions. Their whole marke... See more

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

What started as a good idea and well-made product has just been getting worse. The increasing number of negative reviews says it all. When your card expires, there’s no automatic replacement and... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Impossible to get your money out and dishonest way they treat customers. Not FSCS approved so your money is at risk, EMIs like Modulr are not safe so your fiat / £GBP is at risk. Terrible way they... See more

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  1. Cryptocurrency Service
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  3. Alternative Financial Services

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Plutus is a cutting-edge finance app that lets you manage/convert/spend both crypto and fiat from the same banking-like dashboard.


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Well I have so many bad things to say…

Well I have so many bad things to say about this brand that I don't know where to start.
First I had a problem when they offered me Premium plan for 1,99, I accepted, payed, but it did not work and they deducted the money.
Second I ordered the card and it did not arrive.
Third the virtual card doesn't exist.
Fourth the gift cards are only available for premium
Fifth I deposit 100 euros and now I can't use them.
So I was robbed.

10 October 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Avoid at all costs..

Avoid at all costs. Constantly changing rules, unable to claim any benefits, and even when the accounts has been closed (for 8 months) they take money form your account. Zero customer service via chat, telephone or email. Save yourself the hassle, and just avoid at all costs.

7 August 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

SCUM company!!

Plutus was the absolute WORST company I have ever had the misfortune of dealing with, it was a complete SCAM. In the end, I had to close my account and suffer a significant loss because as a matter of principle, I refused to give any more money to this rogue company. I did manage to claim 4 months of subscription fees back via bank chargeback. Conveniently for Plutus, anything you put into the company has to be in British pounds but anything you get back was in PLU which became more worthless by the day. When the price of PLU plummeted, the owner kept using the term "intrinsic value" to deceive people into thinking that PLU still had some significant value. I am ashamed to say that this company was successful in scamming me. I lost money via monthly subscription fees and losing the PLU I had in my account. The monthly subscription cost outweighed any PLU I was receiving in return. I cannot believe this company is still trading and people are still paying a monthly subscription fee. Ask yourself, what actual benefit are you getting from your monthly subscription? They kept changing the rules to the detriment of the customers. In my opinion, the SCUMBAG owners of this company should be in jail. You do not need to take my word on how disgusting this company is, just read the hundreds upon hundreds of negative reviews here on Trustpilot. They deserve the current 1.5 rating as it reflects the disgraceful way Plutus has operated. STOP paying your monthly subscriptions so this company can be shut down, sent into the abyss and never operate again!!

17 August 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Avoid them

Avoid them. I joined long ago thinking it would be good perks. The result is no card to use and paying 6.99 for nothing for months. I finally tried seriously to cancel instead of being lazy and paying a subscription for nothing. Sadly, you click pause and the subscription restarts. The close your account page send you to 404 pages (for the Fill Out The Account Closure Form and Contact Support). The AI chatbot never connects you to a human. I tried to find a way to speak to someone, joined the Discord, and got banned nearly immediately with a message saying I was a robot. And zero answer from my emails (just an automatic message, not even a case number). Really frustrating experience overall.

7 July 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Keep charging my card

Keep charging my card, I don’t have an active subscription with them. This is a SCAM, never give them your card details

9 July 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Absolute Scam

Absolute Scam. And I fell for it again, after being a customer for around 5 years now but stopped using the service a good year or two ago as it's just gone to ruin and the token price essentially went to zero. They don't even have a banking partner at the moment, which kind of renders a banking app pretty useless. Anyway I digress. Out the blue I got an email offering me essentially £100 of internal credit for returning to the product.. As well as a month of premium for 99p instead of £19.99.. Well any sane person would see this as a pretty good deal so of course I paid up. They then gave me another £100, I assume in error. So I now have £200 of pGBP. .Amazing I thought. Anyway, then I went to buy a gift card or two and realised nothing works, hasn't worked since I last used it like 18 months ago and still doesn't. So I couldn't actually buy any gift cards.. Then I find out through their Telegram chat that you can only use free credits towards like 10% of a gift card. Max. So actually even if I could buy one, I'd need to spend a grand to use £100... Mmm. ok. Then it started getting bad. So they took £4.99 out my account a few days after the 99p. Completely unsolicited and unauthorised by me. Essentially the system just charged me another month of discounted premium, but now £4.99 instead of £19.99. Well I wasn't having this, bare in mind I cannot use the product at all.. So I wrote to customer services asking for a refund and to sort it out. Average response 5 hours it said. Nearly 2 weeks now and an agent has not picked it up. In the meantime I have spoke to Curve, who were a partner of Plutus at one point, and asked them to do a charge back. In the end Curve refunded me as a goodwill gesture. But I didn't expect them to. Plutus should be refunding me. The charge is illegal. I have now had to freeze my Curve card in case this company try and take any more money. I have been thrown out their Telegram, for no reason. Blocked by the company , and CEO on twitter, for daring to question that there may actually be a problem. And on top of all of that. I cannot even get my account deleted. Because you have to email to do that, and they don't respond. So good luck.

8 June 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Absolutely terrible service - no value at all. Avoid.

Absolutely terrible company. Wish I had never signed up for them. They started off reasonable but, as other have said, they kept changing all the rules and rewards for their service. Always seemed to be in their favour. So I cancelled my subscription. As a result of an error on their part, they said my subscription wasn't cancelled and have continued to take two months worth of payment. I've tried to cancel (again), but note that there seems to be no way to close the account on the system. I've raised a chargeback with my bank to try to get the money back. Awful, awful company, best avoided.

7 June 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Super poor experience with Plutus

Super poor experience with Plutus, received an email about a 100PGBP bonus (currency to be used on gift cards and other services) and signed up to premium as an extra (which I didn’t have to do, and in fact if I stop subscribing the bonus disappears but wouldn’t have if I didn’t have premium, so a disadvantage for being more loyal I guess). I’ve been unable to use the bonus many times, with many app errors and specifically designed mechanisms to prevent you from spending it and to top up first (there’s no terms with the bonus requiring you to top up etc). And reached out to support weeks ago, multiple times, with no response. So at this point I’d like to say it really is a scam. I was an early adopter 3+ years ago and this has definitely gone to rubbish.
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Leaving a review apparently gets your Plutus account suspended, I've been logged out and trying to login tells me my account is under review and to contact support.

4 June 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Plutus is a SCAM!!

Plutus is a SCAM!!! They charge users cards without their consent, they change their terms all the time and they steal money from their customers!

2 June 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I started using Plutus in 2024

I started using Plutus in 2024, when the platform still offered a compelling value proposition. At the time, the PLU token traded above €4, and the rewards program made sense for many users.

However, during 2025 I decided to leave the platform and sold all of my accumulated PLU. Since then, I have not actively used the service or subscribed to any paid plan.

What concerns me is that I noticed a €19.99 charge in September 2025, which was later refunded three days afterward. More recently, I was charged €9.99 despite no longer considering myself an active customer.

I have also seen multiple reports from other users claiming that removing payment methods or fully closing accounts can be difficult. While I cannot verify those claims independently, my own experience has raised concerns about how subscriptions and billing are being managed.

I have contacted Plutus and requested the immediate deletion of my account and personal data. If unauthorized charges continue, I will consider pursuing the matter through the appropriate consumer protection and payment dispute channels.

As a former supporter of the project, it is disappointing to see how far it has declined. The PLU token has fallen from over €4 to around €0.14, and many long-term users who invested heavily in staking tiers or premium cards have seen the value of their investment collapse.

Based on my experience, I can no longer recommend the service.

1 June 2026
Unprompted review

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