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As an independent forex trader with years of experience evaluating brokers, I approach each new platform with due diligence, especially when it comes to fund safety and deposit methods. Regarding EFG Holding, my own review of their available information reveals several concerns that directly impact funding options, particularly with cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or USDT. First, I could find no clear or official evidence that EFG Holding currently supports cryptocurrency deposits. Their service descriptions primarily emphasize traditional financial services, such as bank-related activities, consumer finance, and other non-bank services. There is no mention of crypto deposit functionality in their listed offerings. This absence should not be taken lightly—when a broker does not explicitly list cryptocurrency funding methods, I take that as a red flag, especially in light of broader regulatory and security considerations. Further, EFG Holding currently operates without a recognized regulatory license and is flagged for a "suspicious regulatory license" and a "suspicious scope of business." As someone who values security above all else, this means I would not risk transferring funds—let alone cryptocurrencies, which are difficult to recover in case of dispute or fraud—without confirmed, transparent processes governed by strong regulatory standards. In my experience, if a broker is not both clearly regulated and transparent about deposit methods, especially for complex assets like cryptocurrencies, it's safer to assume that such options are either unavailable or inadvisable. For me, fund safety and accountability always come first.