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As an experienced forex trader, I approach every broker with a strong emphasis on transparency and regulatory safety, especially when it comes to potential hidden fees like inactivity charges. My due diligence for TP Global raised several concerns which directly affect my confidence and risk tolerance. Firstly, TP Global holds no valid regulatory licenses and is flagged for high potential risk, which substantially lowers my trust in their operational practices. The broker’s official website is currently inaccessible, so detailed terms and conditions—including critical aspects like inactivity fees—are not viewable or verifiable. Regulation is key for me because it usually obligates brokers to clearly disclose fees and stipulations, including those related to account inactivity. With TP Global, the lack of oversight means policies on dormancy or inactivity fees are neither confirmed nor transparent, and I have no way to verify if such charges exist, how much they might be, or under what conditions they would apply. For me, this opacity is a significant red flag. In my trading journey, I’ve learned that any firm unwilling or unable to provide clear information on its fee structure poses unnecessary risk. Given this uncertainty, I would exercise heightened caution and avoid maintaining idle funds or even opening an account until TP Global provides full, accessible, and verifiable terms about all potential charges, including inactivity fees. Without such clarity, the risk of unanticipated deductions from my account is simply too high for my comfort.