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Sagot

As someone who actively seeks out cost transparency and values regulatory oversight in currency services, I’ve looked closely at TorFX’s approach to fees. Based on their stated business model, TorFX does not charge commissions or transfer fees on transactions for either personal or business accounts. This can make them significantly cheaper than using a traditional bank, which often charges a flat transfer fee—sometimes around $50—regardless of the transaction size. However, from my experience in forex, it’s critical to understand that “no commission” does not mean transfers are entirely free of costs. With TorFX, the primary cost comes in the form of a margin applied to the exchange rate. While they advertise competitive rates compared to banks, this margin is how TorFX derives revenue. I have found that these margins, though generally reasonable, can fluctuate depending on currency pairs, transfer amount, and market conditions. For me, assessing true cost always means comparing the actual exchange rate offered by TorFX to the mid-market rate at the time of transfer. Even with zero explicit commission, the difference here represents the effective spread you pay to TorFX. This method has allowed me to make more informed decisions and avoid unexpected charges. It’s worth noting that if you’re sending large sums or making frequent transfers, these margins can add up over time, so I always recommend potential clients perform this comparison before initiating any sizeable transfer.