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Drawing from my experience as a cautious forex trader, I pay close attention to fee structures, especially hidden costs like inactivity fees. With Phillip Securities Group, I carefully reviewed the available information regarding charges but found no explicit mention of inactivity fees. Their detailed fee listings cover brokerage, stamp duty, transaction levies, and custody fees for various markets, but do not reference any penalties for account dormancy or inaction. That said, the absence of this specific fee in the broker’s disclosures doesn’t automatically guarantee it’s never imposed; sometimes terms regarding maintenance or inactivity are clarified within the client agreement or during the actual onboarding process. Given Phillip Securities Group’s long-standing reputation, SFC regulation, and emphasis on transparent trading costs, my expectation is that any such fees would be openly disclosed. Even so, I would never assume exemption without verification. My practice—especially with multi-asset brokers—is to ask their support team directly or obtain written confirmation before leaving an account idle for an extended time. This kind of direct check is essential for responsible trading and long-term fund preservation. So, while there is no clear evidence suggesting that Phillip Securities Group imposes inactivity fees, I believe prudent traders should confirm this detail with the broker before proceeding. This step minimizes potential surprises and ensures a fully informed trading experience.