Forex Brokers by Deposit Method

Crypto deposits — Bitcoin, USDT (Tether), Ethereum — let you fund a forex account from anywhere without a bank. Most offshore brokers (FSA Seychelles, FSC Mauritius, VFSC Vanuatu) accept BTC / USDT-TRC20.

Visa / Mastercard deposits process instantly at most brokers. Best for small deposits ($100-$1,000) — but check withdrawal rules: many brokers refund only the original card before paying out remaining profits.

Skrill is a UK-based e-wallet popular among forex traders for fast cross-border deposits and the lowest fees on broker funding. Most major brokers process Skrill deposits instantly.

Neteller (owned by Paysafe) is one of the oldest e-wallets in forex. Instant deposits, fast withdrawals, and the broadest broker support globally.

International bank wire (SWIFT) is the most-supported funding method — every regulated broker accepts wire. Best for large deposits ($10k+) where wire fees are amortized; takes 1-3 business days.

PromptPay is Thailand's national instant-transfer rail. Brokers that accept PromptPay let Thai traders fund accounts in 5 minutes via a phone number / national ID — no bank-wire delay, no FX conversion fee on the deposit.

PayPal is rare in forex (most brokers reject it because of chargeback risk), but a few Tier-1 brokers do accept it for low-risk deposits.

True Money Wallet is the dominant Thai e-wallet. Brokers that integrate True Money let users fund accounts directly from the wallet app — no bank account required.

GCash is the dominant Philippine e-wallet. Brokers that accept GCash let Filipino traders fund accounts instantly without a bank — critical for the unbanked majority.

ABA Bank is the leading retail bank in Cambodia and is widely supported by brokers serving Southeast Asian clients.

FasaPay is an Indonesia-focused payment processor used heavily by IDR-based forex traders for instant deposits with no FX fee.