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As someone who takes a conservative approach when evaluating brokers, I scrutinize fee structures very closely before moving any capital. With Akatsuki, my review of the available details did not give me a clear or comprehensive listing of costs specifically related to deposits or withdrawals. What I did observe, however, is that Akatsuki is transparent about its commission rates and fees on other services, such as domestic and foreign stocks, margin trading, and over-the-counter transactions. These are publicly listed, which adds a layer of trust, but when it comes to deposits or withdrawals, there’s a lack of explicit information. This absence of detail could mean that either such fees are minimal, not charged, or simply not disclosed in their public documentation. For me, any lack of clarity on such potentially impactful costs is a caution flag—I never assume there are zero fees unless the broker explicitly states so. In the absence of published information, I would be highly cautious and would directly confirm with Akatsuki’s customer service before committing funds. In my experience, responsible financial practice—especially with a broker that doesn’t prioritize English-language communication—is to always verify all potential costs ahead of time, rather than risk unexpected deductions from your invested capital.