Online shops
Ecommerce without the card tax
Crypto buyers spend more per order and never charge back. For a shop selling anything above a hundred euros, that is a margin line, not a curiosity.
The problem
What the card rail costs you here
Card fees stack up
A percentage plus a fixed fee plus a cross border surcharge plus a dispute fee. On a €600 order the true cost of a card is rarely under two and a half percent, and you find out at the end of the month.
Chargebacks arrive late
Friendly fraud lands 60 to 120 days after delivery, when the goods are gone and the evidence is thin. High ticket categories lose a percent or more of revenue this way.
Crypto buyers leave
A meaningful slice of online spend now sits in wallets. A shop with no crypto option sends those buyers to a competitor that has one, and never sees the lost sale in any report.
How Plutus fits
What we switch on for you
The product is the same underneath. These are the pieces that matter in ecommerce, in the order most merchants adopt them.
Hosted checkout or widget
Add crypto next to your card button. The customer picks an asset, scans, and comes back to your confirmation page. You touch nothing.
A plugin for your platform
WooCommerce, Magento 2, PrestaShop, OpenCart, Drupal Commerce and Shopware. Install, paste two keys, and crypto shows up as a payment method that writes status back to the order.
Release rules per amount
Ship small orders on first sight in the mempool and hold big ones for finality. The dashboard shows which rule each order followed.
Surcharge or absorb
Set a crypto surcharge at checkout and the three percent is covered. Or absorb it, exactly as you absorb card fees, and win the order.
A worked example
A furniture shop, €1,400 order
Illustrative. Card figures are typical European ranges and depend on your acquirer, sector and volume.
Talk to us about ecommerce
Tell us what you sell and where, and we will come back with the pieces to switch on and a rate confirmed in writing.