In my experience as a trader focused on due diligence, one of my first steps with any new broker is to assess every potential cost, including inactivity fees, because such charges can significantly impact unplanned trading pauses or shift the value equation for investors. After closely reviewing all available information on HoxtonWealth, I found no explicit mention of inactivity fees or related terms in their currently disclosed materials. Typically, a reputable broker provides clear policies regarding account maintenance charges, especially fees that might accrue when an account is unused for a certain period. Given that HoxtonWealth is unregulated and received warnings about high potential risk, the absence of transparent fee disclosures makes me especially cautious. From my perspective, the lack of clarity and regulatory oversight means that hidden costs, including possible inactivity fees, cannot be ruled out. I would not assume the absence of such fees simply because they aren’t listed—brokers with ambiguous or limited fee information sometimes introduce these charges later, especially in less regulated environments. For anyone considering HoxtonWealth, I would strongly recommend clarifying all fee structures in writing directly with their support team before committing any funds, as surprises in the fee schedule are risks I personally avoid.