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Speaking from my own experience and approach to risk in the forex and securities industry, I always place an emphasis on verifying a broker’s regulatory status and operational transparency before even considering a deposit. In the case of Univest Securities, the available information clearly indicates that they are not regulated by any recognized authority and have been flagged for both a suspicious regulatory license and a suspicious scope of business. These are significant red flags for me as a trader, especially when it comes to fund safety and withdrawals. Regarding your question, there is no evidence or reliable statement provided about Univest Securities supporting cryptocurrency deposits, such as Bitcoin or USDT. In my own dealing and research, I found no mention of any crypto funding options on their official communication channels. More importantly, with an unregulated platform, it’s prudent for me not to risk funds via irreversible payment methods like cryptocurrencies, which offer no recourse in the event of a dispute. Even if such funding options were possible, the lack of oversight adds a considerable layer of risk that I personally would not accept. For my peace of mind and asset security, I would only fund accounts—especially with methods like Bitcoin or USDT—at thoroughly regulated brokers with transparent payment policies. For Univest Securities, until credible, up-to-date details are published and effective regulatory supervision is established, I would be extremely cautious and avoid depositing any funds, crypto or otherwise.