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In my review of TIANFU FUTURES as a trader who always considers security and transparency, I found their deposit and withdrawal options are quite traditional and focused specifically on the Chinese banking system. The only method that TIANFU FUTURES currently supports is the bank-futures transfer system, which allows clients to move funds between their margin account and their bank card. This process is facilitated through designated major Chinese banks like ICBC, Agricultural Bank of China, Industrial Bank, CCB, Bank of Communications, Minsheng Bank, and China Merchants Bank. For me, this means there are no options for credit cards, PayPal, Skrill, cryptocurrencies, or other international e-wallets. The banking and transfer schedule is also quite rigid, with specific deposit and withdrawal windows on business days, and any transfer requests outside these times result in a freeze until the next business period. As someone accustomed to global forex brokers with a broader array of deposit methods and 24/7 access to account funding, this limited and region-specific approach does present a practical constraint. In my experience, this setup may be secure and reliable for traders based locally in China, but it isn’t ideal for those who value flexibility or international convenience. Accordingly, I have to consider whether these limitations align with my trading needs and risk tolerance before engaging with this broker.