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In my experience as a forex trader, I place a strong emphasis on thoroughly understanding fee structures before choosing to interact with any broker. When investigating Consilium, I found that the platform provides very limited information regarding key trading and account details. Specifically, despite an extensive search, I could not find any transparent disclosure of potential deposit or withdrawal fees. This lack of clarity is a considerable concern for me, as unforeseen costs during fund transfers can significantly impact overall trading returns and capital allocation. Additionally, Consilium’s regulatory standing raises some red flags. Although they note FSCA regulation, WikiFX flags their regulatory license as “suspicious” and highlights a high potential risk profile. Without clearly published information on basic metrics—such as minimum deposit, spreads, trading platform, as well as deposit or withdrawal charges—I am unable to make an informed judgment about the likelihood of hidden fees. The absence of a demo account further complicates the ability to safely evaluate their procedures firsthand. Given these uncertainties, I remain highly cautious. For me, trusting a broker requires full fee transparency and regulatory assurance, neither of which I could confidently confirm with Consilium. Until such information is provided openly, I would be hesitant to proceed.