As someone who has navigated many broker platforms, I scrutinize funding and withdrawal options closely since they significantly impact trading flexibility and security. With FLATTRADE, my experience is shaped by what their official information provides. While the platform outlines a straightforward account opening and funding process, the specific list of payment methods is not exhaustively detailed. The most directly mentioned methods are bank transfers and credit/debit cards, as these are referenced in the account setup and funding instructions. Alternative e-wallets like PayPal or Skrill, or the use of cryptocurrencies as direct deposit/withdrawal methods, are not cited among the available options. For me, that suggests these more modern or internationally-focused methods are not part of FLATTRADE’s core offering, and I would not expect to rely on them. It’s important to highlight that the speed of funding—reported as a near-instant "3 to 4 minutes" when using their payment gateway—suggests good local integration, but it may also mean this is localized mainly to Indian banking systems, not to global payment platforms. Given FLATTRADE’s lack of regulatory oversight and the limited transparency on transactional methods, I personally would approach funding larger amounts cautiously and confirm all deposit and withdrawal methods directly with their support before committing funds. This aligns with my general principle: always prioritize safety and clarity over convenience, especially with unregulated brokers.