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As someone who places a high value on fee transparency, I always scrutinize a broker's cost structure before committing funds. With Gleneagle, I examined their publicly available fee schedules and user feedback to understand if there are undisclosed charges surrounding deposits or withdrawals. According to the information provided, Gleneagle discloses a range of service-related fees, such as real-time gross settlement (RTGS) charges, off-market transfer costs, and bank dishonour fees. However, there is no explicit mention of deposit or withdrawal fees in the outlined details. This omission could indicate that such fees might not apply, or simply that they are detailed elsewhere, like in the product disclosure statement (PDS), which I consider standard practice for regulated Australian entities. From my perspective, the lack of complaints in user reviews related to surprise deposit or withdrawal charges does offer some reassurance, but as a risk-averse trader, I'd advise direct confirmation with Gleneagle's customer support before making any transactions. Specifically, I would request written clarification or refer to the PDS for complete transparency. In my experience, even well-regulated brokers sometimes have conditional costs tied to funding methods or intermediary banks, so a cautious, proactive approach helps prevent unexpected deductions. For me, this due diligence is non-negotiable before funding any new trading account.