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From my careful research and direct review of Alfa Capital’s background, I could not find any concrete or verifiable information about the minimum deposit required to open a live trading account with them. For me, this absence is a major concern. As a long-term trader, I have learned to prioritize clear terms, particularly relating to account funding, before committing funds to any broker. In the case of Alfa Capital, the lack of transparency regarding minimum deposits is matched by additional warning signs: their primary regulatory licenses from both the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission and the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority are revoked. In my experience, this significantly raises the level of risk. Reliable brokers almost always disclose their account requirements upfront. When this information is missing, especially combined with high-risk signals such as revoked regulation and an inaccessible or invalid website, I see it as a strong reason to proceed with caution or, more prudently, to avoid the broker altogether. I cannot responsibly recommend funding any amount—minimum or otherwise—under these opaque and potentially unsafe conditions. When my capital is on the line, transparency is non-negotiable.