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Based on the information provided, I was unable to find any clear, detailed explanation from NFS regarding the specific deposit and withdrawal methods available, such as credit cards, PayPal, Skrill, or cryptocurrency. As an experienced trader, I always prioritize full transparency in fund handling—knowing the precise options for deposits and withdrawals is essential for assessing a broker's suitability and operational trustworthiness. The fact that NFS does not clearly disclose these details raises questions for me, especially given that managing client money is a core area where trust is paramount. Additionally, NFS’s stated business model highlights that the company acts as an intermediary between clients and regulated product providers, and claims not to handle client funds directly. This is an important distinction, as it means that traditional payment options often associated with direct account deposits—such as credit cards or e-wallets—may not even be handled directly through NFS. In my experience, when the broker does not hold client money, the process for funding and withdrawals tends to rely on arrangements with third parties, which can sometimes result in additional delays or complications. In summary, due to the limited and vague information about payment methods, I would encourage potential clients to exercise caution and seek direct clarification from NFS regarding how funds are moved in and out, as well as what specific options are available. For me, unless all payment options and security measures are clearly stated, I am hesitant to proceed—especially with any firm flagged for high potential risk or operational ambiguity.