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In my experience evaluating brokers, I always pay close attention to minimum deposit requirements, as they can have a direct impact on risk management and accessibility. With U.S. Bank, the minimum deposit to open an account is $25. On the surface, this low barrier might seem appealing for those starting out or testing services with a small commitment. However, I am extremely cautious about engaging further, given the context that U.S. Bank lacks any valid regulatory oversight and is flagged as high risk. No matter how enticing a minimum deposit may appear, the absence of regulation introduces concerns about client fund protection, dispute resolution, and basic transparency standards. From a risk perspective, even a small deposit does not mitigate the broader hazards associated with dealing with an unregulated entity. For me, a broker’s legal status is far more critical than the minimum funding requirement. While funding as little as $25 may give access to U.S. Bank's banking and investment services, I personally would not prioritize the low deposit over the fundamental need for a secure and regulated trading environment. For anyone considering depositing funds, I strongly advise fully weighing the risks before proceeding.