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From my experience as a cautious forex trader, I always prioritize regulatory clarity and transparent funding methods before depositing with any broker. Having looked into GF Securities (Hong Kong), I found that this broker is regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong, focusing primarily on securities, wealth management, and investment banking services, rather than retail forex or cryptocurrency trading. Nowhere in their official service descriptions or accessible materials is there any explicit mention of support for cryptocurrency deposits—whether Bitcoin, USDT, or any other digital asset. In my view, established SFC-regulated brokers in Hong Kong tend to adhere closely to traditional funding channels like bank wire transfers. Given the regulatory landscape in Hong Kong and the absence of any clear indication that digital asset funding is accepted, I would not attempt to deposit cryptocurrencies into a GF Securities (Hong Kong) account. Trying to do so could risk complications, such as the loss of funds or even account limitations, particularly since crypto funding might fall outside their permitted business scope. As always, for any significant transactions or funding of an account, my advice is to contact GF Securities (Hong Kong) directly to confirm the latest accepted deposit methods and to ensure that all transactions are fully compliant with both their internal policies and SFC regulations. I would not risk funds on assumptions, especially with any instrument or channel not clearly recognized by a regulated broker.