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In my experience with MITO, I found their approach to deposit and withdrawal fees to be somewhat nuanced, and it’s important for traders to understand the details before transacting. For foreign currency transfers, the broker places the responsibility for deposit and remittance fees squarely on the client. This means that, if I use an international wire or transfer funds in a currency other than Japanese yen, I am expected to cover the actual handling costs incurred by the banking or remittance provider. However, when I transact through Mito Net, MITO covers all transfer fees paid both to and from the broker on my behalf. This could be advantageous if I have access to Mito Net, as it essentially removes extra transfer costs from my side for those particular transactions. The reasoning behind these policies appears to stem from regulatory and operational practices common in Japan: brokers prefer to be transparent about fee responsibilities, especially where currency conversions or international payments are concerned. Overall, I advise fellow traders to closely evaluate which transfer avenue matches their needs and to always factor in these potential charges when managing their trading capital. Being forewarned about these specifics is crucial for cost-aware financial decision-making.