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Based on my experience and a careful review of Fulbright Financial Group's available information, I have not seen any indication that cryptocurrency deposits—such as Bitcoin or USDT—are supported. In my assessment of their client funding options, the group lists eDDA fast deposit, FPS (Faster Payment System), online bank transfers, cheques, and cashiers' orders as deposit methods. Importantly, there is no mention of cryptocurrency wallets or blockchain-based transfer methods. As someone who prioritizes regulatory transparency and operational clarity, I would not assume crypto acceptance in the absence of official statements. Fulbright Financial Group operates as a Hong Kong SFC-regulated institution, with its primary licensure only currently valid for futures trading. Licensing within this framework generally means adherence to conventional financial regulations, which strongly prefer fiat channels and may restrict or exclude digital assets due to compliance concerns. For me, the lack of disclosure about crypto deposit support signals that, at this time, crypto is not a viable funding option. Anyone requiring Bitcoin, USDT, or other digital assets as account funding methods would likely need to consider alternative brokers with explicit crypto deposit functionality. I would urge caution and recommend seeking direct clarification with Fulbright before attempting any non-standard funding method.