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In my own experience as a trader, I pay close attention to minimum deposit requirements before opening an account with any brokerage. For H.H. Misbah Securities, the minimum deposit to start a live trading account stands at Rs. 5,000. While this entry point may appear accessible, I believe it’s crucial for traders to look beyond just the upfront cost. The minimum deposit is just the starting gate, but in this case, it does not compensate for some serious shortcomings I noted—most importantly, the lack of any regulatory oversight. The fact that H.H. Misbah Securities operates without valid regulation immediately raises red flags for me. In this industry, regulatory status exists to help protect traders’ interests, provide recourse in disputes, and set standards for fair operation. Without those safeguards, even a small deposit could be at significant risk, regardless of how approachable the amount is. From a purely practical standpoint, Rs. 5,000 is a low barrier to try a live account, but my advice is to carefully weigh that against the high overall risk noted for the broker. Personally, I would not feel comfortable allocating funds—however small—without evidence of external oversight and clearer transparency from the brokerage itself. Proceeding under these circumstances would not be suitable for anyone seeking security and peace of mind with their trading capital.