Terms & Conditions
Last updated: 10 September 2026
These Terms & Conditions apply to the website at plutuscryptoconsulting.com and to products and services supplied directly by Plutus Crypto Consulting Ltd, including professional training, workshops, consultancy, digital resources and books.
Please read these terms before purchasing or using our products or services.
1. About Plutus Crypto Consulting Ltd
Plutus Crypto Consulting Ltd (“Plutus”, “we”, “us” or “our”) is a private limited company registered in England and Wales.
Company number: 13687720
Registered office: 4 Middleton Gardens, Bournemouth, Dorset, BH7 7BT
Registered in: England and Wales
Website: plutuscryptoconsulting.com
You can contact us through the Contact page on this website.
Where these terms refer to “you”, this means the person, business or organisation using the website or purchasing our products or services.
2. What Plutus provides
Plutus provides professional education, training and practical consultancy relating primarily to cryptocurrency, digital assets, estate planning and probate.
Services may include:
- live online and face-to-face workshops;
- free introductory or taster sessions;
- bespoke training for firms, teams and professional organisations;
- consultancy and practical support;
- practitioner guides, books, checklists, templates and other resources; and
- digital learning or supporting materials.
The precise content, duration, price and format of a product or service will be described on the relevant website, booking or product page.
3. Professional boundaries
Plutus provides education, training and practical consultancy.
We do not provide regulated investment advice and do not advise whether anyone should buy, sell or hold cryptocurrency, tokens or other investments.
Unless expressly agreed as part of a separately defined professional engagement, Plutus does not provide legal or tax advice.
Our training and resources are intended to help professionals understand digital-asset issues and make informed decisions within the scope of their own professional role.
Nothing supplied by Plutus should be treated as a substitute for legal, tax, financial or other regulated professional advice where that advice is required.
4. Cryptocurrency security and client information
You should not send Plutus private keys, seed phrases, recovery phrases, passwords, PINs, two-factor authentication codes or other information capable of providing access to cryptocurrency or digital assets, unless a separately agreed and appropriate process specifically requires it.
Plutus does not normally take custody or control of client cryptocurrency or digital assets.
When discussing a client or estate with us, you should provide only the information reasonably necessary for the purpose of the enquiry and comply with your own obligations relating to confidentiality and data protection.
5. Accuracy and changes in law, tax and technology
We take reasonable care when preparing training, publications and other professional materials.
Cryptocurrency technology, service-provider processes, legislation, regulation, tax treatment and professional practice can change quickly. Information that was accurate when material was prepared may subsequently change.
Where appropriate, materials may therefore identify information that should be checked before it is relied upon.
You remain responsible for applying your own professional judgement and checking current legal, tax, regulatory or other professional requirements where they are relevant to your work.
This does not affect any legal rights you may have where products or services are not provided with reasonable care and skill or do not comply with applicable law.
6. Workshop and training bookings
Workshop details, including the date, time, format, price and expected content, will be shown on the relevant booking page or agreed directly with you.
Bookings are subject to availability.
Payment may be processed through third-party platforms such as New Zenler or Stripe. Their payment or platform terms may also apply to your use of those services.
You are responsible for supplying accurate booking and contact information.
For online training, you are also responsible for having suitable equipment and internet access to participate.
Unless otherwise stated, a booking is for the named delegate or organisation and should not be shared with other people.
7. Cancellation of training by you
Different legal rights may apply depending on whether you are purchasing as a consumer or for business or professional purposes.
Most Plutus training is purchased in connection with a person’s trade, business or profession. Where you are acting wholly or mainly for business purposes, statutory consumer cancellation rights will generally not apply.
Where consumer cancellation rights do apply to a distance booking, you will normally have 14 days from the date the contract is entered into to cancel, subject to the rules applicable to services and digital content.
If you ask us to begin providing a service during that cancellation period, different rules may apply and you may be required to pay for the part of the service already provided.
Outside any applicable statutory cancellation period, cancellation or transfer will be dealt with in accordance with any terms shown when you book. If no specific cancellation terms were provided, contact us as soon as possible.
Where a cancellation charge or deduction is appropriate, it will be reasonable and will reflect the circumstances, including costs incurred and losses that we cannot reasonably avoid.
8. If Plutus changes or cancels a workshop
We may occasionally need to change the date, location, trainer, delivery format or other reasonable detail of a training session.
If we need to cancel a paid workshop and cannot provide a suitable alternative, we will offer you a refund of the amount paid to Plutus for that workshop.
We are not responsible for unrelated costs you choose to incur, such as travel or accommodation, except where the law requires otherwise.
Nothing in this section affects your statutory rights.
9. Free taster sessions
Free taster sessions are introductory educational sessions and may be changed, postponed or withdrawn where reasonably necessary.
Registration does not guarantee that every advertised topic, date or session will remain available indefinitely.
10. Digital materials and course resources
Training may include downloadable resources, templates, checklists, guides, recordings or other digital material.
Unless stated otherwise, these are supplied for your own professional use.
Where digital content is supplied immediately to a consumer during a statutory cancellation period, we may ask for your express agreement to immediate supply and your acknowledgement that the right to cancel may be lost once supply begins, where the law requires this.
Digital materials must not be sold, republished, uploaded to public websites, shared outside the purchasing organisation or incorporated into another commercial training product without written permission from Plutus.
11. Certificates and CPD
Where a workshop includes a certificate of attendance or completion, the certificate confirms participation or completion of the relevant Plutus training.
A certificate does not represent a regulated professional qualification unless this is expressly stated.
Where CPD hours or recognition are stated, these relate to the particular course and arrangements described at the time of booking.
12. Books and physical products bought directly from Plutus
Physical books purchased directly through the Plutus website are supplied by Plutus Crypto Consulting Ltd.
The current price, delivery arrangements and any delivery charge will be displayed before purchase.
Where a product price states that UK delivery is included, there will be no additional standard UK delivery charge.
We aim to dispatch direct book orders within the timeframe stated on the product page. Unless a different timeframe has been agreed, goods will be delivered within the period required by applicable consumer law.
If we are unable to fulfil an order, we will refund the amount paid.
Purchases made through Amazon or another third-party retailer are also subject to that retailer’s terms, fulfilment and returns arrangements.
13. Cancelling a direct online book order
If you are buying as a consumer, you normally have the right to cancel a direct online book purchase without giving a reason.
The cancellation period generally ends 14 days after the day on which you receive the book.
To exercise your right to cancel, you must tell us clearly that you wish to cancel. You can do this through our Contact page or using the model cancellation wording below.
After notifying us, you normally have a further 14 days to return the book.
Unless the product is faulty, damaged or incorrectly supplied, you are responsible for the cost of returning it.
You should take reasonable care of the product. We may make a deduction from the refund where the value has been reduced by handling beyond what would reasonably be necessary to inspect the item.
Any refund due will be made in accordance with the statutory timescales and using the original method of payment unless otherwise agreed.
Model cancellation form
You do not have to use this exact form, but you may copy and send the following information:
To: Plutus Crypto Consulting Ltd
I hereby give notice that I wish to cancel my contract for the purchase of:
Cryptocurrency & Estate Planning – 2026 Practitioner Edition
Name:
Address:
Order date:
Date received:
Email address used for the order:
Date:
Please send your cancellation through the Plutus Contact page.
14. Faulty, damaged or incorrectly supplied goods
Your statutory rights are not affected by these Terms & Conditions.
Goods supplied to consumers must be as described, of satisfactory quality and fit for purpose where applicable.
If a book or other product purchased directly from Plutus arrives damaged, is faulty or is not what you ordered, please contact us as soon as reasonably possible so we can arrange an appropriate remedy.
15. Intellectual property
Unless otherwise stated, the content of this website and Plutus training materials, publications, presentations, checklists, templates, graphics and other resources is owned by or licensed to Plutus Crypto Consulting Ltd and is protected by applicable intellectual-property law.
You may use purchased practitioner materials and templates for your own work or, where purchased by an organisation, for reasonable internal use within that organisation.
You may not, without our written permission:
- reproduce or distribute substantial parts of our material outside your organisation;
- sell or sublicense our materials;
- upload them to public or shared commercial databases;
- use them to create competing training or commercial products;
- remove copyright or attribution notices; or
- record, reproduce or redistribute a live training session.
Normal quotations or references permitted by law are unaffected.
16. Website content
The website is provided for general information about Plutus, our services and relevant professional topics.
We may update, correct or remove website material from time to time.
We do not guarantee that every historic article, blog post or industry update will remain current indefinitely. Where a matter depends on current law, taxation, regulation, technology or service-provider processes, the current position should be checked.
17. Third-party websites
Our website may link to external websites, platforms and resources.
Links are provided for convenience or reference and do not necessarily constitute endorsement.
We do not control third-party websites and are not responsible for their content, availability, security, privacy practices or subsequent changes.
Examples may include New Zenler, Stripe, Amazon, government websites, exchanges or other professional resources.
18. Liability
Nothing in these terms excludes or restricts liability where it would be unlawful to do so, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or any statutory consumer rights that cannot legally be excluded.
Where you are a consumer, we are responsible for losses that are a foreseeable result of our breach of contract or failure to use reasonable care and skill. We are not responsible for business losses where you have purchased a product or service wholly for personal consumer purposes.
Where you purchase our products or services for business or professional purposes, Plutus will not be responsible for indirect or consequential losses, loss of profit, revenue, business, opportunity or anticipated savings except where such liability cannot lawfully be excluded.
You remain responsible for professional decisions made by you or your organisation and for obtaining appropriate regulated, legal, tax or other specialist advice where required.
19. Events outside our reasonable control
We will not be responsible for delay or failure caused by circumstances genuinely outside our reasonable control.
If such circumstances materially affect a paid service, we will take reasonable steps to rearrange, continue or otherwise resolve the matter fairly.
20. Privacy and cookies
Personal information is handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Our use of cookies and similar technologies is explained in our Cookie Policy.
Payment providers and other third-party platforms may also process personal information under their own privacy policies.
21. Complaints
If you are unhappy with a product or service supplied by Plutus, please contact us first so that we have an opportunity to resolve the issue.
You can contact us through:
plutuscryptoconsulting.com/contact/
We will aim to deal with complaints promptly and fairly.
22. Changes to these terms
We may update these Terms & Conditions where our services, business practices or legal requirements change.
The latest version will be published on this website with the date of the most recent update.
Changes will generally apply to future website use, bookings and purchases. They will not retrospectively change the agreed terms of an existing contract unless this is required by law or agreed with you.
23. Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
If you are purchasing as a consumer, you will retain any rights relating to jurisdiction that applicable consumer law gives you.
If you are purchasing for business purposes, the courts of England and Wales will have jurisdiction in relation to disputes arising from these terms unless otherwise agreed in writing.