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Based on my careful review of Errante’s details, there is no explicit mention in the provided information of inactivity fees being charged. In my own trading decisions, I always look for such cost structures before committing funds, since hidden account maintenance or inactivity fees can deeply erode returns, especially for traders who do not operate continuously. In the context for Errante, while they have defined spreads, commission structures, and withdrawal processes, specific details about inactivity fees are not disclosed. That said, I exercise caution here—brokers with offshore regulation, like Errante’s registration in Seychelles, sometimes lack the transparency of brokers under more stringent jurisdictions. From prior experience, I know that some brokers introduce inactivity fees after a set period of dormancy, often tied to local regulatory practices or their own business model. The absence of a clear policy doesn't guarantee they won’t introduce it in the future or apply it under certain account types (such as premium or tailor-made offerings). I recommend confirming directly with their support and always reviewing updated account terms before letting any trading account go inactive. For me, ensuring there are no unforeseen charges tied to inactivity is crucial, as regulatory coverage isn’t as robust offshore, which may make the recourse process more complicated if such fees arise unexpectedly.