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As a trader who prioritizes transparency and regulatory safety, I always make a point to dig carefully into a broker’s operational details, especially around funding and withdrawals. With GF Securities (Hong Kong), despite their 15-20 year presence and formal regulation under the Hong Kong SFC, I found that clear, published information regarding deposit and withdrawal payment options—such as support for credit cards, PayPal, Skrill, or cryptocurrencies—is not readily specified in the official materials or available reviews. In my experience, most SFC-regulated institutions in Hong Kong tend to prioritize more traditional banking channels for client transactions rather than popular e-wallets or cryptocurrencies. This approach is partly a result of strict local compliance requirements aimed at minimizing risk, money laundering, and fraud. Because the specific payment options are not displayed, I would not assume the availability of modern alternatives like Skrill or crypto without direct confirmation from the broker’s own support team. For me, the absence of such direct information means I proceed with extra caution; I recommend that prospective clients reach out directly to the broker for the most up-to-date and authoritative information about funding and withdrawal methods, and avoid making any deposits until comfortable with the procedures. This conservative approach is especially important given the noted references to “suspicious scope of business” and potential risk indicators. Always remember, for trading and personal finances—clarity and verified procedures are paramount.