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Based on my personal experience with Phillip Securities, along with a careful review of their available information, I have found no evidence that the broker supports cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or USDT for deposits. My understanding is rooted in the fact that Phillip Securities is regulated by the Japan Financial Services Agency, and operates with a clear emphasis on traditional financial services such as securities, ETFs, and margin trading on regulated exchanges. In my years of trading, I’ve learned that Japanese brokers operating under strict regulatory oversight typically do not accept crypto for funding, both due to compliance standards and risk management requirements. When I considered opening an account with them, I was required to submit standard financial documentation, with no mention of cryptocurrency options. Their website and application forms only refer to conventional banking channels and do not reference crypto-based deposits. While this can feel limiting in comparison to some offshore counterparts, I actually view this conservatism as a positive sign for those prioritizing security and regulatory compliance. If you require funding with digital assets, Phillip Securities may not align with your needs. In my opinion, traders with strong expectations for crypto support should be especially prudent and confirm funding options directly with any broker’s official channels before proceeding. In my practice, I prefer clarity and adherence to well-established protocols, especially with regulated entities like Phillip.