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In my experience researching brokers for futures trading, clear information about deposit and withdrawal options is essential both for practical management of funds and for confidence in a broker’s operations. With Ces Futures, I found that their official materials and available reviews do not specify the exact deposit and withdrawal methods such as credit cards, PayPal, Skrill, or cryptocurrencies. Their only transparency on this front relates to processing times, not payment channels. As a cautious trader, this lack of detailed disclosure signals to me that anyone considering Ces Futures should be careful and seek clarification directly from their customer support before opening an account or attempting to fund it. Given the regulatory oversight by CFFEX and their relatively long operating history, I view Ces Futures as a legitimate entity in the Chinese futures market. However, for peace of mind, I personally prefer brokers who openly provide full details on deposits and withdrawals, including accepted payment processors, fee structures, and transaction limits. Since Ces Futures is not explicit here, I would reach out via their provided support channels (email, phone, live chat) and request written confirmation before making any financial commitments. This conservative approach helps avoid potential misunderstandings or unexpected delays in fund transfers. In summary, while Ces Futures appears regulated, their lack of published details regarding deposit and withdrawal methods means I would proceed prudently and recommend others do as well.