WikiFX

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Based on the detailed information available about Marex Spectron, I could not find any explicit mention of inactivity fees or the precise circumstances under which they might be applied. As an experienced trader, I always seek clarity regarding all types of potential charges before committing significant funds to a platform. Given Marex Spectron’s institutional focus and its broad product offering in commodities and derivatives, it’s not unusual for certain fee structures to differ from those of retail-focused brokers; sometimes, such fees are negotiated directly with larger clients or disclosed within individualized account agreements. Importantly, what stood out to me is that Marex Spectron is primarily regulated in the UK and Hong Kong, holding several major licenses, but WikiFX raises flags about “suspicious overrun” and high risk, with past user complaints including withdrawal issues and lack of customer support responsiveness. In my experience, any ambiguity regarding fees or withdrawal processes is a cause for caution. If inactivity fees are not clearly disclosed publicly, I would strongly recommend that potential clients directly confirm all terms, especially if you are trading as an individual rather than an institution. Full transparency is crucial for trust, and I believe no trader should proceed without direct, written clarification on all possible account charges, including inactivity fees.