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As someone who has carefully scrutinized PG BERJANGKA before considering any engagement, I must be upfront: reliable information about their deposit and withdrawal options simply isn’t available based on the data I accessed. The lack of transparency regarding payment methods is not a minor issue for me as a trader; I firmly believe that clarity on funding and withdrawal processes is crucial for trust and risk management. PG BERJANGKA is regulated in Indonesia by BAPPEBTI, and while this provides some regulatory assurance, such oversight does not guarantee that important operational details (like payment methods) are sufficiently disclosed. Unlike many brokers that clearly list whether credit cards, PayPal, Skrill, or cryptocurrencies are accepted, PG BERJANGKA’s publicly visible materials do not specify which, if any, of these options are available. There’s also no mention of minimum deposit requirements or fee structures surrounding transactions. For me, the absence of this basic but vital information is a significant red flag. As someone with experience navigating global brokers, I’ve learned that the ability to both deposit and withdraw funds easily—through secure and widely used channels—is non-negotiable. I would proceed with caution and directly contact their support for clear, documented answers before even considering opening an account. Without such transparency, I cannot confidently recommend them for anyone who values control and flexibility in managing their trading capital.