Abstract:Crypto deposit services are now live on Futubull, allowing eligible users to manage BTC and ETH alongside traditional financial assets
Futu Securities International (Hong Kong) Limited, a licensed brokerage under Hong Kongs Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), has introduced a cryptocurrency deposit feature on its Futubull trading platform. This update allows eligible users to deposit Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) directly into their Futu accounts. Tether (USDT) deposit functionality is also available, though currently limited to users who qualify as professional investors.
According to information published on Futus official support page, the minimum deposit amounts are 0.0002 BTC and 0.001 ETH, respectively. Deposits are typically processed within approximately one hour. The platform does not charge deposit fees; however, users must adhere to specified network requirements. Deposits made from exchange wallets or through unsupported networks are not accepted and may result in failure.
The launch of this crypto deposit function follows Futu‘s rollout of cryptocurrency trading services in August 2024. At present, the service supports major digital assets and is being implemented as part of the firm’s existing trading infrastructure. Customers may use deposited crypto assets to engage in trading within the supported markets on the platform. The recent crypto-related updates are integrated into the same environment as traditional financial products, allowing users to manage multiple asset classes from a single account.
All client crypto assets are held by licensed custodial institutions. The company states that it complies with anti-money laundering (AML) obligations and operates within regulatory guidelines set by the SFC.
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