Getting money in is easy at almost every broker. Getting it out is where problems show up. The method you deposit with usually decides how you withdraw, how long it takes and what fees you pay, so it is worth choosing before you fund an account.
Each page below covers one method: which brokers accept it, the limits and fees they publish, and the risks we see in complaints and regulator notices.
| Payment method | What to know | Brokers reviewed |
|---|---|---|
| Bank wire | - | 0 |
| Easypaisa | Easypaisa is a widely used mobile wallet in Pakistan. | 0 |
| FPX | FPX (Financial Process Exchange) is Malaysia's online banking payment gateway. | 0 |
| JazzCash | JazzCash is one of Pakistan's largest mobile wallets. | 0 |
| Local bank transfer | - | 2 |
| Neteller | - | 1 |
| Skrill | - | 1 |
| UPI | Unified Payments Interface is India's instant bank payment system. | 0 |
| USDT | Tether (USDT) is a dollar-pegged stablecoin, and it is now one of the most common ways to fund broker accounts across Asia and the Gulf. | 0 |
| Visa/Mastercard | - | 3 |
Before you deposit
- Check that withdrawals go back through the same method, and read the broker’s published withdrawal times.
- Be careful with deposits sent to a person’s account instead of a company account. That is a common sign of an unlicensed operation.
- Crypto deposits (USDT) are fast, but they are hard to recover if the broker refuses to pay out.