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As someone who places a high value on regulatory compliance and transparent operations, I always begin by checking what deposit methods a broker actually supports under its current regulatory framework. With AI GOLD, my research shows they are strictly regulated by Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA)—a regulator known for conservative and rigorous standards. From my review of available information, AI GOLD’s focus is on more traditional financial products like Forex, CFDs, and the distinct Click 365 contracts, and their services are structured to align with established Japanese banking and reporting requirements. I found no reliable indication that AI GOLD currently supports deposits via cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or USDT. Their client education and documentation emphasize standard banking procedures, and their oversight under Japan’s FSA makes it unlikely they would facilitate crypto deposits, as Japanese regulation of cryptocurrency-related activities is especially stringent and requires explicit additional licensing. In my experience, any absence of mention about crypto deposits from a tightly regulated broker is a strong sign that such transactions are not accepted. For anyone with a similar risk-averse approach as mine, I would not assume deposits in Bitcoin or USDT are possible with AI GOLD unless direct, up-to-date confirmation is provided by their official customer support or on their regulated website. As a best practice, I always reach out directly to clarify accepted funding methods before opening or funding an account.