Quick Summary
Stratzy’s own complaint disclosure shows a real, growing history, 17 complaints in FY2024-25, 6 the following year, and 4 more already this year, with 2 still unresolved as of the latest month shown. Several detailed reviews on Google Play and the App Store describe serious problems, algorithms not working as described, trades executed beyond stated levels, and one account describing what it calls manually handled trades rather than genuine automation. None of what’s below has been independently verified. It’s reported here as what real users say on public platforms, not established fact.
Stratzy’s complaint disclosure shows a genuinely rising pattern alongside user reviews, worth understanding properly, not just glancing at.
Underneath that, a cluster of them includes Google Play and App Store reviews that describe specific, serious problems with how the platform’s algorithms actually perform.
A platform selling automated strategies lives or dies on whether the automation actually does what it says.
That’s the exact question several of these reviews raise directly.
This page works through both the complaint tables and every review with real detail behind it.
Registration, pricing, and a recent ownership question sit separately on our Stratzy page.
How Many Complaints Has Stratzy Actually Received?
Every SEBI-registered Research Analyst has to publish exactly how many complaints it gets and what happened to each one.
Here’s what Stratzy’s own tables show, and where the story actually sits.
The Yearly Trend
| Year | Received | Resolved | Pending |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022-23 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 2023-24 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 2024-25 | 17 | 18 | 0 |
| 2025-26 | 6 | 6 | 0 |
| 2026-27 | 4 | 2 | 2 |
| Total | 28 | 26 | 2 |
Twenty-eight complaints since 2022, and the FY2024-25 spike, 17 in a single year, is the standout figure here.
That’s a real number, worth reading plainly rather than dismissing.
Whatever drove that spike, it’s a fair question to put to the firm directly rather than assume the number speaks for itself.
The Current Snapshot, August 2026
| Source | Received | Resolved | Pending |
|---|---|---|---|
| Directly from Investors | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| SEBI SCORES | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Total | 2 | 0 | 2 |
As of the most recent month shown, both complaints received that month remained unresolved: one from a direct investor complaint and one through SEBI SCORES.
Two pending complaints on their own aren’t a large number.
What matters more is the trend behind it, rising sharply in FY2024-25, easing off, then picking back up again this year.
Do Stratzy’s Algorithms Match What Users Actually Experience?
Several detailed reviews sit underneath Stratzy’s app store ratings, and a few of them describe specific, repeated problems rather than a single bad experience.
1. A Reviewer Describes Unreliable Backtesting and Being Warned or Blocked for Raising Issues
One reviewer describes the backtesting data as unreliable and says the algorithms themselves showed multiple bugs and didn’t behave as expected.
The same reviewer describes the support experience as frustrating, stating that raising genuine issues sometimes led to warnings or being blocked, rather than the problem getting resolved.
They close by recommending thorough independent verification of any backtest before committing significant money.
2. A Reviewer Describes No Real Strategy Logic Behind the Trades
A second reviewer describes the trades as essentially random, comparing the experience to unregulated tip services, and states they experienced a 98% losing trade rate.
The same review describes taking the opposite position from Stratzy’s own signals as more profitable than following them directly.
We’re reporting what this review states. We haven’t independently verified the specific loss rate or trading claims described.
3. A Reviewer Describes Trades as Manually Handled Rather Than Automated
A third reviewer describes a significant capital loss after subscribing, and states that trades on their account appeared to be handled manually by a person rather than executed by genuine algorithms, coordinated through WhatsApp conversations.
This is a serious and specific claim. We’re reporting only that this review exists and describes this experience.
We haven’t independently verified whether trades were genuinely automated or handled manually, and no SEBI order confirms this account.
If you believe you have direct, relevant knowledge here, the right step is a formal SEBI complaint, not further discussion in reviews.
4. A Reviewer Describes Option Entries Executed Well Beyond Stated Price Tolerances
A fourth reviewer describes automated trades entering at prices significantly beyond what the platform’s own disclaimer describes as an acceptable range, stating the actual gap ran as high as 10 to 20 percent in some cases against a stated 1 to 2 percent tolerance.
The same review describes inconsistent order placement, with some orders executing above the intended entry price and others not executing at all.
5. A Reviewer Describes Being Asked to Add Funds During a Losing Streak
A fifth reviewer describes being required to add funds to keep an algorithm running during a stretch of losses, and questions whether maximum drawdown is genuinely factored into the stated capital requirement for the plan.
The same reviewer compares the experience unfavourably to other platforms they’d used previously, describing this specific issue as unique to Stratzy among them.
6. A Reviewer Describes Being Locked Into a Minimum One-Year Subscription
A sixth reviewer describes a general pattern of underperforming algorithms remaining active on the platform, alongside a minimum one-year subscription requirement they describe as difficult to exit once joined.
Also Read: Trade Nexus Research Reviews where 4 users describe a similar pattern of losses, poor support, and refund difficulties.
The Pattern Worth Noticing Across These Reviews
Several of these accounts, written independently by different users, describe a similar shape.
Algorithms that don’t behave as backtested, execution that drifts well beyond stated tolerances, and a subscription structure that’s hard to exit once you’re in it.
That consistency across separate, unconnected reviewers is worth taking seriously, even though no single detail in any individual review has been independently confirmed.
A single bad review can be an outlier. Six separate ones describing overlapping specifics stop being easy to write off that way.
Did You Face Broken Backtests or a Subscription You Couldn’t Exit?
Did you recognize your own experience in any of the accounts above, especially around how your trades were actually placed or handled? A written, dated record gives you real ground to stand on.
Start by writing to Mohit Bhandari directly, laying out exactly what you were told, what you paid, and what actually happened to your capital.
If that doesn’t resolve things, take your complaint to the SEBI SCORES complaint portal next.
If SCORES alone doesn’t settle it, the SMART ODR registration platform brings in a neutral party.
Where that still doesn’t work, Share Market Arbitration produces a binding decision.
For the full walkthrough of every stage, our guide to a complaint against SEBI registered research analyst covers the entire process in order.
Lost capital to trades that didn’t match what the algorithm was supposed to do?
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Disclaimer
This page is based on Stratzy’s own complaint disclosure and public reviews, reported but not independently verified.
No SEBI order stands against the firm as of this writing. Treat this page as research, not legal advice.
Conclusion
Stratzy’s complaint disclosure shows a genuine spike: 17 complaints in FY2024-25, with 2 still unresolved as of the most recent month shown.
Underneath its app store ratings sit several detailed, independently written reviews describing algorithms that don’t match their own backtests, executions well outside stated tolerances, and, in one account, trades described as manually handled rather than automated.
If you’re weighing this platform, read the reviews above in full, and don’t treat the app store star rating as the complete picture.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Its yearly disclosure shows 28 complaints since 2022, with a sharp spike of 17 in FY2024-25 alone. Two complaints remained pending as of the most recent monthly disclosure.
No. It's an account from a single public review. No SEBI order or other regulatory finding confirms it as of this writing.
Yes. Several independently written reviews describe algorithms not matching their backtested performance and executions drifting well beyond stated price tolerances.
At least one reviewer describes a minimum one year commitment that was difficult to exit. Confirm the exact cancellation terms in writing before subscribing.
That's covered in full on our separate Stratzy page, including a recent question about the platform's ownership worth reading before you subscribe.
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