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Speaking from my experience as a trader who is vigilant about broker reliability and client fund safety, I could not find any evidence that MEKSA supports deposits via cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or USDT. The minimum deposit at MEKSA is specified as 50,000 TL, conforming to Turkish Capital Markets Board requirements, but there is no clear disclosure regarding their accepted funding methods. Personally, I’m cautious when a broker omits such critical information, as transparency about deposit and withdrawal processes is a basic standard of professionalism and trustworthiness. Moreover, MEKSA operates without any valid regulatory oversight, and its risk indicators are concerningly high—WikiFX notes both a lack of license and a very low trust score. In my view, this absence of transparency or regulatory protection substantially increases risk. In the absence of official or detailed documentation about funding options—especially for something as sensitive as cryptocurrency transfers—I would not assume such channels are available. For me, this lack of clarity makes MEKSA unsuitable for handling my funds, much less for something as irreversible and untraceable as crypto deposits. Ultimately, unless MEKSA formally announces support for cryptocurrencies through official channels, I would recommend proceeding with extreme caution.