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As a trader focused on risk management and platform reliability, I always pay close attention to funding options and their implications. In my review of Motilal Oswal, I found that it is primarily a traditional securities firm based in India, offering products such as stocks, futures, options, mutual funds, and commodities. One important limitation for me is that Motilal Oswal does not support cryptocurrencies—neither for trading nor for account funding. This means you cannot add funds to your account through Bitcoin, USDT, or any similar crypto-assets. For me, the reason this matters greatly is regulatory transparency and the nature of their offerings. Motilal Oswal is not regulated by any recognized international financial authority, which already places it in a high-risk category in my view. Since it operates only with conventional financial instruments and does not offer any support for forex, indices, or crypto assets, it further underscores their focus on traditional banking and investment channels. From my experience, when a broker does not publicly list cryptocurrency funding among its options and instead deals only in local currency or traditional payments, I take that as a strong indication to use only their officially endorsed funding methods. Using non-listed or unofficial funding alternatives could expose you to unnecessary transaction risks and complications. I always recommend erring on the side of caution—particularly with unregulated brokers.