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Based on my personal experience reviewing Shaw and Partners, I was unable to find concrete details about their deposit and withdrawal options, such as support for credit cards, PayPal, Skrill, or cryptocurrencies. The available WikiFX context primarily emphasizes their core offerings—wealth management, managed accounts, and financial advisory services—rather than typical retail forex funding methods. In my view, this focus is a signal that Shaw and Partners operates more like a traditional investment firm rather than a standard online forex broker where you quickly fund and withdraw via cards or e-wallets. For me, the most concerning aspect is the “Exceeded” status of their ASIC investment advisory license, which introduces some regulatory ambiguity. In my own trading practice, I regard clear, current regulatory oversight as a baseline requirement, especially when it comes to trusting a broker with the movement of my own funds. As there’s neither explicit information about supported payment methods nor transparency about transaction processes, I personally would be extremely cautious. Before ever considering engaging, I would directly contact their support team to clarify what funding mechanisms are available, what processing times to expect, and if any hidden fees exist. When regulation is in question and basic operational transparency around deposits or withdrawals is lacking, I believe heightened caution is essential to safeguard financial interests.