WikiFX

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As someone who takes the safety and legitimacy of my trading venues very seriously, I always begin by examining a broker’s regulatory standing and operational transparency before ever considering deposits or trading there. With MBKET, I note that it is an established company in Thailand with more than five years in business, but crucially, WikiFX explicitly marks it as unregulated and flags it as carrying a high potential risk. For me, the absence of proper regulation is a major red flag, especially when it comes to funding options and the security of client assets. When it comes to depositing funds, particularly via cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or USDT, I could not find any information in the broker’s listed services, official communication channels, or focus areas indicating that cryptocurrency funding is offered or supported. MBKET’s business seems to center around retail and institutional securities broking, derivatives, investment banking, and related financial advisory—not on digital assets. In my experience, brokers that support cryptocurrency deposits usually highlight this as a selling point due to the growing demand, and they provide detailed instructions or integration with wallet services. Given the high risks associated with unregulated brokers and the lack of documented support for crypto deposits at MBKET, I would exercise extreme caution. I would not assume the availability of Bitcoin or USDT deposits without explicit confirmation from the official customer support channels. Ultimately, I prefer to use brokers with clear, regulated deposit options and transparent policies, especially for something as sensitive as cryptocurrency transactions.