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As an independent forex trader who values the safety and reliability of brokers, I approach any financial matter with careful scrutiny. From my deep dive into Tifia, I have to say that I was unable to find any clear, trustworthy information regarding whether they currently support deposits with cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or USDT. The broker's published details do not transparently outline their deposit methods, which is concerning in itself, especially since payment transparency is a cornerstone of trust in the trading industry. A major red flag for me is Tifia’s regulatory status. Their retail forex license from the Vanuatu Financial Services Commission has been revoked, and there are multiple user exposures reporting unprocessed withdrawal requests, inaccessible websites, and a complete lack of responsive customer support. Some traders even described situations where they made deposits and subsequently couldn’t retrieve their funds when services were suddenly terminated. This pattern is not something I can disregard as an experienced trader concerned about both fund safety and operational continuity. In my opinion, until a broker has clear, verifiable, and ongoing regulatory oversight and public documentation of their funding and withdrawal options—including for cryptocurrencies—I cannot consider them a secure venue for deposits of any kind, let alone via digital assets. For my own trading, I would not risk sending Bitcoin, USDT, or any other funds to Tifia under these circumstances.