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From my direct experience and research as a trader, depositing and withdrawing with uSMART Group involves some important limitations. For Singapore Dollar transactions, they accept bank-related local payment options such as eGIRO, PayNow, FAST, telegraphic transfer, and BigPay. If, like me, you often deal in foreign currencies (USD or HKD), telegraphic transfer and BigPay are available. However, it's notable that credit cards, PayPal, Skrill, and cryptocurrencies are not supported as funding or withdrawal methods with this broker. I find this bank-centric approach relatively secure, as these methods generally require documentary verification and align with anti-money-laundering protocols. Still, it can also be inconvenient, especially if you rely on international or instant third-party payment services, or want flexibility to move funds quickly between different trading accounts. At the same time, the absence of cryptocurrencies and digital wallets may reduce exposure to certain risks, but limits convenience. On the withdrawal side, there are minimum requirements: for example, at least 10 HKD for withdrawals to Hong Kong banks, 400 HKD for overseas, and 50 USD for US dollar withdrawals. In summary, while uSMART Group offers regulated and reasonably secure local payment methods, the lack of mainstream e-wallets or crypto-based funding could be restrictive for some traders, including myself. Careful consideration is necessary based on one's trading style and funding needs.