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As an experienced trader who prioritizes clarity around account-related costs, I examined WorldFirst’s fee structure very carefully. According to the detailed information available about WorldFirst, one standout feature is their policy of not charging ongoing maintenance fees—including inactivity fees—for their accounts. Specifically, their multi-currency “World Account” appears free to open and maintain, with no indication that fees are assessed due to inactivity or lack of trading over time. This aligns with their general positioning as a B2B payment and FX service, focusing mostly on corporate clients who may have intermittent transaction needs. In my view, the absence of inactivity fees can be advantageous, especially for smaller businesses or those whose transaction volumes fluctuate throughout the year. However, in the interest of responsible trading, I always recommend directly confirming a broker’s up-to-date terms via their official support channels before relying on such features for the long term. Policy changes can occur, and fee structures may evolve—particularly in the financial industry. For me, the current lack of inactivity charges at WorldFirst is a positive, but as with any broker, ongoing due diligence remains essential.