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Drawing on my experience as a trader, I always approach questions of deposit methods with rigor, especially when it concerns brokers or financial entities without clear regulatory status. Regarding PNB, after evaluating their publicly stated products and services, I have found no evidence that they support cryptocurrency deposits or facilitate transfers via assets like Bitcoin or USDT. PNB primarily operates as a conventional banking institution, with core offerings centered on retail and corporate banking, remittances, traditional investment services, and standard savings or checking accounts. Their digital app appears focused on managing these core banking functions, and there is no mention of any integration with cryptocurrency wallets or exchanges. The complete absence of regulatory oversight for PNB, as highlighted in its profile, only increases my caution. For me, one of the critical reasons I would hesitate to initiate any non-traditional transfer—such as crypto deposits—with an unregulated provider is the lack of recourse or regulatory protections should issues arise. Furthermore, established global brokers that offer crypto funding channels almost always emphasize transparency and explicit policy details concerning digital asset transfers. The lack of such documentation from PNB is, in my judgment, a clear indication that they do not facilitate funding through cryptocurrencies at this time. I would rely only on officially listed deposit channels and avoid attempting crypto transfers with PNB, both for security and for compliance reasons.