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As someone who has traded with a wide variety of brokers over the years, my first approach with any firm is to scrutinize its regulatory standing and operational status before even considering funding options. With RCB, I found some immediate red flags that cannot be overlooked. Based on my review of their current situation, RCB is no longer an active forex broker or bank—official communication on their website confirms that they have ceased all financial and investment activities. This cessation means they are not offering any trading accounts, deposit services, or customer support for financial products of any kind. From my perspective, even if you wanted to fund an RCB account, the simple reality is that no accounts—crypto-enabled or otherwise—are being serviced right now. There is no facility for adding funds via Bitcoin, USDT, or any other means. The lack of CySEC regulation and any legitimate oversight introduces additional risk; but more critically, RCB is not operational at all, making the funding question irrelevant at this stage. In my experience, a lack of regulatory protection plus shuttered services is a clear sign to disengage entirely. I always advise traders to insist on current, regulated partners—especially when considering off-standard funding such as cryptocurrencies—for their own security and peace of mind.