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Based on my detailed research and experience analyzing brokers, I found Nova Finance’s minimum deposit requirements to be unusually varied and, frankly, confusing. The lowest threshold I could identify for opening a live trading account was $200. However, I saw several conflicting figures across their different account types: minimums ranged from $200 to as high as $5,000 and even more for specialized tiers. For most retail traders, that $200 minimum is what appears as the entry point. Yet, in my view, such inconsistency in account funding requirements is a cause for serious caution. When a broker lists several account types with widely varying deposit thresholds but does not clearly and transparently lay out which tier is best suited for which trader profile, I immediately become skeptical. A minimum deposit of $200 isn’t high by industry standards, but the lack of regulatory verification, combined with an overall very low trust score, means that—at least for me—I would think carefully before committing any funds. Reliable brokers typically maintain simple and transparent deposit structures, without the need for multiple, potentially confusing tiers. In my approach to risk management, I avoid platforms where even basic requirements are unclear or seem subject to change without notice.