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As a trader who prioritizes safety and regulatory oversight, I always take a conservative approach when evaluating a broker’s services. With Pubali Bank, I noted immediately that the institution is based in Bangladesh and has operated for several years. However, what concerns me the most is the clear warning that Pubali Bank is entirely unregulated when it comes to forex or related investment services, a point that, for me, raises significant red flags about transparency and accountability. Regarding deposits, Pubali Bank markets itself as a traditional financial institution offering products like digital banking, fixed deposits, remittances, and business finance—but there is no mention of facilitating deposits using cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or USDT. Based on my experience, established banks—especially those without recognized international regulation—rarely support direct cryptocurrency deposits due to compliance, risk management, and regional regulatory constraints. For me, the limited information on trading services and the absence of regulatory backing would make me extremely cautious, particularly with newer or riskier deposit methods like crypto. Without explicit confirmation from official channels that Pubali Bank accepts cryptocurrencies, I would assume such deposits are not possible at this time. I strongly recommend reaching out directly to their support for the most current policy, but from what I can see, crypto deposits are not a supported option.