Plutus Card review
Crypto cardsSince 2026 there is no free plan: cashback of up to 9% requires paying a monthly subscription of up to 29.99 GBP.
Get your Plutus Card
- Cashback: 3–9 %
- IssuerBlock Code Ltd · Block Code LT UAB
- NetworkVisa
Plutus Card is issued by Block Code Ltd, in England and Wales, and Block Code LT UAB, in Lithuania. Since 2026 there is no free version: all plans require a monthly subscription, of 6.99 GBP, 14.99 GBP or 29.99 GBP according to third-party reviews not confirmed word for word on the official page, although that page no longer offers any cost-free option.
Cashback is paid in the PLU token and ranges from a 3% base up to 9% depending on the staking tier, a figure independent of the plan purchased; what does depend on the plan is the monthly spending eligible for that cashback, capped at 250 GBP, 500 GBP or 1,000 GBP. So reaching 9% with the cheapest plan, at 6.99 GBP a month, only applies to the first 250 GBP spent that month.
The exact staking level required for each cashback tier does not appear on the official page reviewed.
Features
- Network
- Issuer
- Block Code Ltd · Block Code LT UAB
- Formats
- Cashback
- 3–9 %
- Cashback paid in
- PLU
- Requires staking a token
- Annual fee
- 84–360 £
Plutus Card
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