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Based on my experience examining brokers and the detailed information available about ARGUS, I have not seen any indication that they accept cryptocurrency deposits like Bitcoin or USDT. ARGUS is a Cyprus-based broker regulated by CYSEC, and their core offerings revolve around traditional financial services such as asset management, global brokerage through their own platforms, and investment advice. The documentation and contact resources they provide focus on standard channels, and there’s no mention of support for crypto-based deposits. In my years trading and reviewing brokers, I’ve found that regulated brokers under CYSEC tend to follow stricter compliance structures, typically supporting fiat methods—like bank transfers or credit cards—rather than cryptocurrencies, which are considered high-risk from a regulatory standpoint. Generally, the absence of cryptocurrency funding options is not uncommon and sometimes reflects a broker’s commitment to regulatory best practices. Given the high potential risks noted and some user complaints related to withdrawal difficulties and unclear business scope, I would advise anyone considering ARGUS to exercise extra caution. For me, unless the broker explicitly lists cryptocurrencies among payment options on their official portal or in account documentation, I would not assume their availability. When safety of funds is vital, I prefer brokers with transparent, well-established deposit and withdrawal systems, and I avoid those where this information is vague or absent. Always confirm funding methods directly with the broker via secure, official channels before proceeding.