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In my research and experience with Mandiri Investindo Futures, I have found that their available information about deposit methods is quite limited. From everything I could gather regarding their regulatory status, platform details, and market focus, there is no mention or indication that they support deposits using cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or USDT. The broker is regulated by BAPPEBTI in Indonesia and primarily supports traditional instruments like forex, gold, crude oil, and palm oil on the MetaTrader 5 platform. Given the regulations governing Indonesian brokers and what Mandiri Investindo Futures discloses, it is far more likely that they rely only on conventional funding methods—such as bank transfers—rather than supporting crypto deposits. Personally, I am always extra cautious when a broker doesn’t provide transparent, detailed information about its funding channels on its official site. For me, a lack of clear guidelines about deposit methods is a sign to reach out to their official customer support directly—using their published phone or email—before proceeding with any financial commitment. In my professional opinion, until Mandiri Investindo Futures formally announces support for cryptocurrencies as a funding option, I would not assume that such methods are possible or available. Ultimately, I would never deposit funds until I had direct confirmation and clarity from the broker itself.