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In my experience with FX Broadnet, transparency around fees is one of the key considerations before trusting a broker with my capital. Based on the details provided, FX Broadnet emphasizes low spreads, particularly a very competitive 0.2 sen on the dollar-yen pair, and outlines clear conditions for trading. Their legitimacy is backed by regulation from Japan’s Financial Services Agency, which typically imposes strict standards regarding client funds and disclosure of charges. However, I could not find any explicit information in their public materials or interface regarding undisclosed fees specifically related to deposits or withdrawals. This absence of detail makes me cautious. From my years in the industry, I know that reputable, FSA-regulated brokers in Japan generally do not impose hidden fees on basic fund movements, as regulatory standards are quite high. Still, I always verify directly with customer support or official documentation before making assumptions—especially because even minor bank or intermediary charges may still apply, and unexpected administrative fees can sometimes surface with some brokers. For me, the lack of overt warnings about undisclosed fees is a positive sign, but I never proceed solely on assumptions. My conservative approach is to contact their support and request clear, written confirmation of all direct and third-party costs related to deposits and withdrawals before funding the account. That’s the only way I feel confident that there will be no surprises impacting my bottom line.