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Based on my examination of TIANFU FUTURES, I noticed that their public resources—including the broker's website details and regulatory disclosures—do not clearly specify a minimum deposit requirement to open a live account. As someone accustomed to reviewing brokers, this lack of clarity is concerning. In my experience, transparency around account funding is a core aspect of trustworthiness. Many reputable providers make these terms explicit, helping traders plan their capital allocation and avoid unwelcome surprises when onboarding. For TIANFU FUTURES, what I can confirm is that all deposits and withdrawals are conducted via a bank-futures transfer system with select Chinese banks, and that transaction windows are strictly limited to business hours. There are no internal handling fees for broker-side fund transfers, but the partnered banks may charge fees according to their own policy. From a risk management perspective, the absence of demo accounts and the exclusivity to commodity futures—not forex or other instruments—means potential clients like me are unable to test the platform or practice strategy before making a financial commitment. Given these points, if I were seriously considering trading with them, I would reach out directly to their customer service for precise funding requirements and contract specifications. This cautious approach is, in my opinion, necessary when minimums and key terms are not directly published.