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From my direct review of the available data, I could not find any mention of inactivity fees being imposed by DGCX. The exchange clearly lists its contract trading and clearing fees for various futures products, as well as the substantial membership application fees, but there is no reference in the documentation to charges for account inactivity. In my experience, with DGCX functioning primarily as an institutional-level derivatives exchange rather than a retail platform, the fee structure is typically focused around transaction and membership costs rather than hidden or recurring account maintenance charges. That said, I always approach the absence of information on inactivity fees with caution: a lack of explicit reference doesn’t necessarily guarantee the absence of such fees, especially on venues with complex membership frameworks or evolving terms. Additionally, DGCX is not overseen by major international regulators, and information about specific account conditions can be limited compared to mainstream retail brokers. Therefore, in my judgment, if inactivity or incidental account charges exist, they may only become apparent during direct account management or via formal communications upon onboarding. For anyone considering engagement, I recommend confirming all details about potential inactivity policies with DGCX’s official support before committing funds. For me, this cautious approach is essential to minimize unforeseen costs and preserve capital in uncertain regulatory environments.