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As an independent forex trader with considerable experience evaluating brokers, I approach questions about funding methods with utmost caution, especially when a broker’s regulatory status is unclear. In the case of FX Connect, I have found that the information regarding deposit and withdrawal methods, particularly the acceptance of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or USDT, is not explicitly provided by the broker itself. This lack of transparency should immediately raise concerns for anyone considering them. Regulation is a critical factor for me because it directly impacts client fund safety and potential recourse in case of disputes. FX Connect is not regulated and has a suspicious regulatory license warning, which adds significant risks from my perspective. Without robust regulation, there is insufficient oversight to ensure proper handling of client deposits—whether fiat or digital currencies. When a broker does not clearly disclose accepted deposit methods, especially with high-risk options such as cryptocurrencies—where transactions are irreversible—I exercise considerable restraint. For me, unless clear, official confirmation is available on the broker’s platform about crypto funding options, I avoid proceeding with fund transfers of any kind. The same level of caution would apply to anyone else, as the risk of loss or complications is simply too high with an unregulated entity. In summary, I have not found any definitive evidence that FX Connect allows funding via Bitcoin, USDT, or any other cryptocurrencies. In the absence of this clarity—and given the lack of oversight—a conservative, safety-first approach is warranted. I personally would not risk depositing funds in any form, especially crypto, with FX Connect.