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When I evaluated GUOSEN FUTURES for my own trading needs, I found that their deposit and withdrawal system is traditional and quite restrictive compared to some international brokers. Specifically, they support bank-futures transfers, online banking transfers, and over-the-counter transfers. The range of linked banks is comprehensive within China—including major institutions like ICBC, ABC, BOC, CCB, SPDB, and several others—which means access is smooth if you use a domestic Chinese bank. However, for traders like me who sometimes prefer modern or faster electronic payment methods—such as credit cards, PayPal, Skrill, or cryptocurrencies—GUOSEN FUTURES does not currently offer these options. This lack of flexibility can be a notable drawback, especially if you’re used to the instant funding or broader international accessibility that these payment services provide. On the withdrawal side, daily and single withdrawal limits are fairly high (up to RMB 10 million), which suited my operational needs, but again, transactions must go through linked Chinese banks. I also noticed that a small guarantee fund is held and not immediately withdrawable, which is something to consider for cash flow planning. Overall, while the system feels secure and controlled under regulation, the lack of modern digital payment support is a significant limitation for me and may matter to others seeking efficiency and global convenience.