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Based on my own careful research and experience, I would exercise considerable caution when it comes to NatWest Markets, especially in relation to funding options such as cryptocurrencies. First, I noticed that NatWest Markets is not regulated by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), nor by any other globally recognized regulatory authority. For me, the absence of credible oversight significantly raises the risk level, and when a broker is unregulated, I personally never take shortcuts—even for basic account operations, let alone new technologies like crypto funding. Examining the available company information, NatWest Markets primarily deals in traditional banking products—current accounts, savings, loans, and some investment services. Nowhere in the listed account types or services could I find any support or mention of funding via cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or USDT. Their app and account infrastructure are set up for fiat transactions (British pounds), typical of established banks rather than flexible brokerages catering to newer asset classes. In my experience, a legitimate and transparent broker will always clearly state all accepted deposit and withdrawal methods, especially when it comes to something as sensitive and volatile as crypto. Given there’s no indication here—combined with the high potential risk and lack of regulation—my professional advice, for anyone considering using cryptocurrencies to fund a NatWest Markets account, is to avoid it entirely unless direct, verifiable confirmation is provided by the organization. Personally, I wouldn’t proceed until full clarity and regulatory assurance become available.