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In my experience exploring RKFS, I found that the broker claims to offer zero commission, which—on the surface—suggests there are no explicit charges for depositing or withdrawing funds. This can be attractive, especially for those just starting out or trading frequently, as it may reduce the overall transaction costs one might expect elsewhere. However, the absence of commission does not automatically mean there are no fees at all. From my years in trading, I have learned that unregulated brokers, such as RKFS, can sometimes have hidden costs or conditions that are not immediately transparent. For example, while RKFS mentions no minimum deposit requirement and supports online fund transfers with major banks, they do not provide detailed public information regarding withdrawal processes or potential associated fees. This lack of clarity raises concerns for me, especially given that RKFS operates without regulatory oversight. I've always emphasized the importance of regulatory protections, because in unregulated settings, recovering funds in the event of disputes or unexpected charges is significantly more challenging. Additionally, I noted mixed user feedback, including reports of withdrawal issues, which reinforces my cautious stance. For me, any broker that does not comprehensively disclose all fee structures—especially around deposits and withdrawals—requires extra scrutiny. I would advise consulting with their support and documenting all communications before depositing substantial funds. Transparency and clear policies are critical for trust, and in my view, RKFS does not fully meet this standard.