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Based on my experience thoroughly reviewing brokers before opening an account, I always look for clear information on account minimums. For CENTRAL, I carefully assessed all the available data regarding their deposit policies and account setup procedures. The detailed information provided covers deposit channels—such as overseas wire transfers, the Faster Payment System (FPS) for Hong Kong accounts, ATM/online/phone banking transfers, and in-person bank deposits—but it does not specify any concrete minimum deposit amount required to open a live trading account. In my view, the absence of an explicitly stated minimum is notable and requires caution. When brokers omit such details, I interpret this as a signal that account terms may vary depending on the client’s profile, negotiation, or perhaps the type of services required. In prudence, I would recommend directly contacting CENTRAL’s customer service before attempting to open an account, to obtain written confirmation of any minimum deposit requirements and ensure full transparency. Regulatory norms in Hong Kong do not mandate uniform minimums, and responsible due diligence means never proceeding without clearly documented terms. For me, this ambiguity would be a reason to pause and clarify before committing any funds, as the minimum deposit influences not just accessibility but the overall risk profile of the trading relationship.