Enso Markets accepts deposits and pays withdrawals through four routes: bank transfer, card, e-wallet and crypto. Accounts open from $50, every account is identity-verified before withdrawals are released, and money goes back out through the same method it came in. This guide walks through each method, what to prepare, and how the rules work for both retail clients and B2B partners.
The four funding methods at a glance
| Method | Good for | Withdrawals return to | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bank transfer | Larger deposits, business accounts | A bank account in your name | Account holder name matching your verified ID, SWIFT or local routing details |
| Card | Fast first deposit | The same card, up to the amount deposited | A card in your name that stays active |
| E-wallet | Quick top-ups | The same e-wallet | A wallet registered under your name |
| Crypto | Clients who already hold digital assets | A wallet address you control | The correct network selected, address checked twice |
Current processing times, minimums and any method fees are shown in the client portal next to each option before you confirm.
Before your first deposit: verification
Enso Markets applies its published KYC policy to every account. Upload a government-issued photo ID and a proof of address in the client portal. Withdrawals are released only once the account is verified, so it pays to finish this step before you trade.
How to make a deposit
- Log in to the client portal and open Deposit.
- Choose the MT5 account you want to fund and pick a method.
- Enter the amount (the ECN account starts from $50) and follow the method’s instructions.
- The balance appears on your MetaTrader 5 account once the payment is confirmed.
The return-to-source rule
Withdrawals follow the money back to where it came from. A card deposit is refunded to the same card up to the deposited amount, and profits above that go to another verified method in your name. This is a standard anti-money-laundering control, and it is the main reason a withdrawal request can be paused: the payout method or the receiving name does not match the deposit. The full withdrawal process, including what can slow a request down, is on the Withdrawals page.
Funding for prop firms, IBs and institutional partners
Enso Markets’ main business is B2B: brokerage infrastructure for proprietary trading firms, introducing brokers and institutional partners, covering MetaTrader 5 hosting, liquidity access, account administration, FIX API and white-label set-ups. Partner funding and settlement arrangements are agreed individually, and the same AML and KYC framework applies across the retail platform and partner infrastructure. Firms exploring a partnership can start on the partnership page or write to marketing@ensomarket.com.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum deposit at Enso Markets?
The ECN account starts from $50. Method-specific minimums are shown in the client portal.
Can I deposit with a card and withdraw to my bank?
The deposited amount goes back to the card first. Profits above the deposit can be paid to a bank account or another verified method in your name.
Does Enso Markets charge deposit fees?
Any Enso Markets fee is displayed in the portal before you confirm. Third-party costs such as bank wire charges or crypto network fees are set by the provider.
Can someone else fund my account?
Use a bank account, card, e-wallet or wallet held in your own name. Withdrawals return to the source and the receiving name must match the account holder, so third-party funding makes payouts harder.
Figures as of 12 October 2026. Leveraged trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors.