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As someone who has spent years navigating the brokerage landscape, transparent information about deposit and withdrawal fees is always vital to my evaluation of any firm. When I examined Derayah based on the available data, I could not find any explicit disclosure regarding fees for depositing or withdrawing funds. This absence of clear, published information creates an immediate point of caution for me. Experience has taught me that reputable brokers are usually up front about all associated account costs, not just trading commissions. While Derayah does outline its trading fees for various markets—such as the percentage charged on trades in the Saudi Stock Exchange and a flat fee for single stock options—it does not specify whether moving money in or out of the platform incurs extra costs. For me, this lack of transparency raises concerns, especially considering that Derayah operates without oversight from any recognized financial regulator. With no regulatory protection, it becomes even more important for traders to know all possible charges before committing funds. Given these uncertainties, I would never assume that deposits and withdrawals are free or without complication. My approach would always involve contacting customer support directly to ask about potential funding charges before opening an account. In the absence of reliable, clearly stated information, I would personally proceed very cautiously with Derayah or consider alternative brokers who provide greater upfront clarity on all fees involved.