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Based on my research and experience navigating various brokers, JaneStreet stands out as a unique case. From the available information, it's important to clarify that JaneStreet is not a retail forex broker. Instead, it operates as a global liquidity provider and quantitative trading firm with a strong institutional focus. It doesn’t offer traditional retail services or individual trading accounts. Its operations are tailored to professional, institutional clients and not typical retail deposit or withdrawal processes like those found at standard forex brokers. For me, the absence of MT4/MT5 support and a lack of information about retail client onboarding are key indicators that JaneStreet does not process deposits and withdrawals for individuals in the usual sense, where such fees might be a concern. There’s no evidence or documentation pointing to undisclosed deposit or withdrawal fees, likely because these services are not part of their offering. As an experienced trader, I am always cautious of brokers where fee structures are unclear, but in JaneStreet’s case, the model simply doesn’t apply to retail participants, so the typical risk of hidden fees on retail fund movements isn’t relevant here. If I were an institutional client potentially engaging with JaneStreet, any fee structures would be defined in contractual agreements and subject to regulatory oversight, rather than resembling standard deposit/withdrawal practices. For retail traders like myself, JaneStreet’s services are not accessible, and concerns about undisclosed deposit or withdrawal fees are not applicable.