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Based on my own review and experience evaluating PGM, I have not found verifiable, detailed information about the specific payment options available for depositing or withdrawing funds. The background shows that PGM operates as an independent introducing broker, offering access to global derivatives markets, and lists several advanced trading platforms. However, one major concern for me is that PGM is unregulated and has been flagged for a suspicious regulatory license along with a high potential risk warning. In my years of trading, the legitimacy and clarity of a broker's deposit and withdrawal methods are fundamental for trust and operational transparency. The absence of clear statements about whether PGM accepts credit cards, PayPal, Skrill, cryptocurrencies, or other mainstream financial channels is troubling. When a broker does not publicly clarify its supported payment methods, I interpret it as a significant limitation—and, potentially, a red flag. In my personal trading decisions, I always prioritize brokers that not only disclose their funding and withdrawal processes but also provide a broad range of secure, efficient options, all under proper regulatory oversight. Given PGM's lack of transparency on this front and its unregulated status, I would advise a cautious approach and would personally avoid funding an account until I could confirm safe and reliable methods for managing my money. For me, financial security and peace of mind are paramount when choosing a trading partner.