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Based on my research and personal approach to evaluating brokers, I found INVAST's deposit and withdrawal options to be quite traditional compared to many global platforms. When I looked into funding an account, I noted that the only supported methods are through bank counter deposits, ATM transactions, or online banking transfers. Importantly, INVAST does not mention support for credit cards, PayPal, Skrill, or cryptocurrencies anywhere in their listed methods. For me as a trader who values efficiency and flexibility, this is a meaningful limitation. Transacting only via Japanese bank systems might be manageable for residents, but not for international traders or those used to digital wallets and instant transfers. On the positive side, INVAST waives any deposit fee if you use their instant deposit service, while for standard bank transfers, you're responsible for your own bank's fee. Withdrawals are free of charge, which is reassuring, but again, only available via bank route. From an expert perspective, this narrow set of funding options suggests INVAST is focused primarily on the domestic Japanese market and prioritizes strict regulatory compliance, which may help with trustworthiness, but doesn't match the flexibility of more internationally-oriented brokers. For anyone considering INVAST, I'd recommend careful consideration of these constraints, especially if you are outside Japan or rely on e-wallets or crypto for your trading deposits and withdrawals.