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Based on my careful review and personal due diligence as a trader, I could not find any information indicating that NGG currently supports deposits via cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or USDT. The data highlights a very specific structure for account funding, where the minimum deposit is defined in terms of gold collateral (measured in Thai Baht value) rather than digital currencies. The deposit process is built around traditional methods and gold-backed margin requirements, and there are no references to wallets, blockchain transactions, or crypto deposit addresses. From my experience, the absence of clear, published details around crypto deposits is a red flag, especially when evaluating brokers that are already marked by high risk and, in NGG’s case, operate without any regulatory oversight. I always remind myself that if a broker lacks transparent support for certain deposit methods, I should assume they are not available, and avoid attempting any workaround that could add further complications or risks to fund retrieval. For me, unless a broker is explicit about accepting cryptocurrencies, it is safest to consider such channels unsupported—particularly when other risk factors, such as lack of regulation, are present. My recommendation is to exercise significant caution and seek a clearer alternative if you require crypto deposits as part of your trading practice.