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In my experience as an independent forex trader, I always prioritize confirming the regulatory status and the core business activities of any financial entity before considering the movement of funds—especially with emerging instruments like cryptocurrencies. After reviewing the information available about CEZ Hungary, it is evident to me that this company operates primarily in the energy sector, providing electricity sales and risk management services strictly to large corporate clients (with consumption over 15 GWh per year). CEZ Hungary is not a forex broker or a retail trading platform, and there is no indication that they maintain systems for handling deposits or withdrawals for individual traders. Of even greater concern is the clear absence of any regulatory oversight. CEZ Hungary is not regulated by any recognized financial authority, and its scope of business appears limited and highly specialized. There is no mention or support for retail client transactions, let alone the acceptance of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or USDT. The company's focus is on tailored contracts and hedging strategies for major energy consumers—rather than providing standard trading accounts or deposit services. Given the above, I would not expect cryptocurrency deposits to be possible or advisable with CEZ Hungary. As a trader, I cannot stress enough the importance of dealing only with fully regulated and transparently operated brokers when it comes to handling digital assets or any funds. For me, the risks here are significant, and I recommend extreme caution.