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In my experience researching GOLDTRUST FUTURES, I found the broker operates under a regulatory framework in China and primarily offers futures trading rather than forex or other instruments. The information provided about GOLDTRUST FUTURES offers some transparency regarding its regulatory status and services, but does not detail all aspects of its fee structure. Specifically, there is no mention of inactivity fees or the circumstances under which such fees might apply. The broker does disclose that fees can vary depending on the commodity traded, but it hasn't published clear or specific standards for these fees. As someone who prioritizes transparent cost structures to safeguard my trading capital, the lack of information about inactivity fees is a concern for me. In such cases, I would proceed with caution—personally, I always reach out to the broker directly to clarify the complete list of possible charges before opening or funding an account. Without a clear statement about inactivity fees, I can't rule out the possibility that they may exist. Therefore, my advice is to seek direct confirmation from GOLDTRUST FUTURES on this topic before making any trading commitments or leaving funds dormant in an account for extended periods.