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As an experienced forex trader, my first step is always to scrutinize a broker’s regulatory standing and transparency before committing any funds. With MONETARY GOLD, I immediately noticed critical red flags: it operates with no valid regulatory license and has been labeled by industry trackers as high risk, including warnings to stay away due to its low score and suspicious regulatory status. In my view, the lack of proper regulation alone already raises serious doubts about client fund safety and the reliability of their service terms. When it comes to deposit and withdrawal fees, I could not find any clear or official disclosures regarding their fee structure. For me, this lack of transparency is very concerning, since reputable brokers always outline their funding and withdrawal costs up front on their websites or within client agreements. In the absence of this information from MONETARY GOLD, I cannot confidently say whether there are undisclosed or hidden fees related to deposits or withdrawals. My general rule is to avoid brokers who are not upfront about all costs, as the risk of unexpected or unfavorable charges is simply too high in such cases. Without regulatory oversight, clients have little recourse if funds are withheld or suspicious fees are imposed. Personally, I would not feel comfortable funding an account here due to these risks and ambiguities.