Scam, do not invest with worthy. They will not let you withdraw your interest gains or sell your acquired bonds. Worthy customer service gives you a meaningless apology and never gives you a direct solution of when you will be able to acess YOUR money you invested. PLEASE BEWARE this is a scam!

7% APY! I’m happy I got to invest in these bonds and get 7% APY. I was only sad about not getting to take advantage of the round-up perk due to some issue that I forget about. I am not using Worthy anymore for now because I have decided to invest more into my business I just started as well as the market. But this is a nice place to put money that you aren’t worried about losing. Remember, this ain’t FDIC insured, so only invest what you can lose!

easy to set and forget & monitor growth my journey with Worthy Bonds has been nothing short of positive. The platform is easy of use, the returns are above average and it’s easy to track your progress and growth. I am happy and frankly feel special to have joined worthy early.

I've always had such a great time using… I've always had such a great time using this company's services, I've been with them for over a year by now. I loved their concept of "being worthy" of great returns, and it was clear to me that they are growth and community oriented. The platform always has worked for me. It's extremely user-friendly. I know there's always some level of risk in investing so I found their value proposition very intriguing. I loved that they show the interest calculations, and that there is follow-through with email, but no spam. Will see where things go, but so far, I have been very pleased.

No withdrawals for 1.5+ years They have stopped withdrawals on the initial offering and have not given any timeline of when the withdrawals will be allowed. I see lots of folks here still investing in this company but I really hope they carefully read the negative reviews that few of us have posted here. They are not allowing us to withdraw principal or interest and should be investigated by the SEC for false promises.