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From my experience and based strictly on the information available, Marex Spectron primarily operates as a traditional broker, focusing on commodities, financial futures, options, and foreign exchange, with a long-established presence in the UK and Hong Kong. Their official details specify traditional methods of contact, client support, and regulatory oversight, but there is no mention or evidence of cryptocurrency deposit options such as Bitcoin or USDT on their supported platforms or in their funding procedures. In my professional view, a lack of explicit reference to cryptocurrencies is important—not only does this usually indicate the absence of such options, but it also aligns with the broker’s conventional profile and regulatory environment. FCA- and SFC-regulated firms are typically conservative about adopting crypto-based deposits due to compliance and anti-money laundering considerations. For me, as a trader prioritizing the security and regulation of funds, I interpret this absence as a sign that only standard fiat methods (like bank transfers) are available for deposits at Marex Spectron. Given the seriousness of fund safety and the platform's high potential risk factors disclosed in complaints, I personally would not attempt or expect to fund my account using cryptocurrencies. To avoid possible missteps or misunderstandings, I would strongly recommend confirming directly with Marex Spectron’s customer support before making any funding decisions. This approach helps minimize risks, especially when dealing with regulated brokers who are not clear about supporting digital assets.