This report is based on publications by forum users describing a negative experience of cooperation with the payment solutions provider Aggregato. Both comments, dated July 2026, indicate deliberate misleading of clients and misappropriation of funds.

According to user pgon_scam, the experience of working with the service in question turned out to be a complete failure and resulted in unjustified financial costs for integration. In a post dated July 16, the author describes two unsuccessful attempts at cooperation. The first took place in the winter: despite solemn assurances about the availability of bank cards, the integration turned out to be a waste of money. The second attempt in June led to an outright substitution of services. According to user pgon_scam, instead of the NSPK QR code requested for their business, they were essentially forced to accept only multi-transfer and cross-border payments upon integration. When attempting to clarify the reasons for the bait-and-switch and to catch the employee in a lie, the author was bluntly told that "this is his job." The user also notes that the service offered questionable working schemes using Russian banking details with a strict 45-minute payment window, after which the merchant was supposed to refuse service to the client. The result of this interaction, as the author emphasizes, was wasted time and money.

The second incident is described in a comment by user MERCHANT001 dated July 31, 2026. According to user MERCHANT001, an internal conflict occurred within the company, which directly affected the merchants. The service delayed a payout for a ridiculous (by market standards) amount of $1,200, yet the management is completely ignoring attempts to reach out, and there is dead silence in the official groups. The author of the post points out that the company's representatives were actively present at trendy industry exhibitions and conferences, creating an image of a reliable partner, which does not correspond to the actual state of affairs. According to user MERCHANT001, there is no hope of getting a refund (chargeback/rollback), and he categorically does not recommend working with these individuals.

Both situations demonstrate a similar behavioral pattern: attracting clients with promises of specific services or high status, receiving payment for integration or accumulating transactional funds, followed by a refusal to fulfill obligations and a cessation of communication.