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Speaking from my own experience evaluating brokers, fee transparency is essential for both budget planning and risk management. With Shenwan Hongyuan, I spent time reviewing their official disclosures on funding procedures. For deposits, I did not come across any direct deposit fees imposed by Shenwan Hongyuan itself, whether via bank transfer, cheque, or cashier’s order—though, as with any brokerage, your bank might charge its own standard transfer fees. What's particularly important for me is that third-party and cash deposits aren’t accepted, reinforcing their compliance with local regulations. When it comes to withdrawals, the process seems straightforward, but there is a cost consideration for telegraphic transfers; Shenwan Hongyuan specifically notes that service fees apply for these. The exact fees may vary depending on your bank and the method chosen, so I find it prudent to confirm these costs before executing larger or international withdrawals. In my view, the absence of hidden or excessive in-house funding fees appears to be a positive, but as always, I remain cautious and double-check fee schedules directly on their platform to avoid surprises. For me, a clear understanding of every cost involved is central before trusting any broker with my capital.