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Operations5 min readUpdated Feb 2026

Funding: USDT-first, with bank wire available

Key takeaways

  • USDT is the default funding rail: 24/7, traceable, no banking intermediaries.
  • Other crypto assets are supported via Coinsbuy. Bank wire is also available.
  • No hidden funding fees. Third-party costs (network/bank) are the only variable.

Funding your Milton Prime account

Milton Prime is USDT-first for one reason: it's the clearest way to move funds without banking delays and without guessing.

We also support additional crypto assets via our partner Coinsbuy. Bank wire is available when needed, but it's slower and depends on banks and intermediaries.

The short version

  • Fastest path: USDT (on-chain)
  • Also supported: other crypto assets (shown in your client portal)
  • Also available: bank wire (timelines vary; your bank may charge fees)

Safety: Crypto transfers are irreversible. Always match the asset and network shown in the portal.


Supported methods

1. USDT (on-chain). Recommended.

USDT is the default funding rail because it's:

  • 24/7 (no banking cutoffs)
  • Traceable (transaction hash provides proof of transfer)
  • Consistent (fewer intermediary delays)

2. Other crypto assets (via Coinsbuy)

If you already hold another crypto asset, you can fund or withdraw using supported options shown in the client portal.

Important: The portal is the source of truth for what's currently enabled for your account (assets, networks, and any restrictions).

3. Bank wire

Bank wire is also available, but it can be slower due to:

  • Banking hours and cutoffs
  • Intermediary routing
  • Compliance checks

Fees

Milton Prime charges zero fees on deposits and withdrawals. The only costs are third-party:

  • On-chain: network fees (varies by network and congestion)
  • Bank wire: your bank or intermediary banks may charge their own fees

If you ever have a question about a charge, contact support with the reference details.


How crypto deposits work

  1. Open the client portal and choose your funding method
  2. Select the asset (USDT recommended) and the network
  3. Copy the deposit address exactly as shown
  4. Send from your wallet or exchange using the same network
  5. Once confirmed, your funds are credited and you'll receive an update

Avoid delays

  • Double-check asset and network
  • Use the exact address shown
  • If your wallet or exchange supports it, consider sending a small test amount first

How crypto withdrawals work

Withdrawals shouldn't be a negotiation. The process is:

  1. Submit a withdrawal request in the portal
  2. Compliance review (to protect clients and meet regulatory requirements)
  3. Processing by our operations team
  4. Funds sent. You receive a confirmation, and for on-chain withdrawals, a transaction hash you can verify independently

On-chain note: network confirmation time varies by chain conditions.


How bank wire works

Bank wire is available when crypto isn't suitable for your situation.

  1. Request or view bank wire instructions in the portal (or via support, if required)
  2. Send a wire from a bank account in your name
  3. Include the reference details exactly as instructed
  4. Processing time depends on banks and intermediaries

Common causes of delays (and how to avoid them)

Crypto delays

  • Wrong asset or network selected
  • Network congestion
  • Compliance review requirements

Bank wire delays

  • Incorrect reference information
  • Bank cutoffs, weekends, and holidays
  • Intermediary routing

Need help?

Email [email protected] and include:

  • Your account email
  • The funding method (USDT, other crypto, or bank wire)
  • Any transaction reference (tx hash for crypto, wire reference for bank)
  • Screenshots if relevant

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