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After reviewing the available information, I couldn’t find any explicit details regarding deposit or withdrawal fees charged by Mizuho FX. Given my experience, this lack of publicized fee information does not necessarily mean there are none. In the Japanese brokerage industry, it’s common for brokers regulated by the Financial Services Agency (as Mizuho FX is) to provide clearly stated fee schedules, often with competitive or even zero fees for domestic bank transfers. However, since Mizuho FX operates primarily in Japan and targets local clients, international transactions might involve separate bank or intermediary costs even if the broker doesn’t add its own fee. I have learned to be cautious when official sources do not mention fee structures directly. Sometimes, fees can be embedded within exchange rates or imposed by financial intermediaries rather than the broker itself. Therefore, before making any deposits or withdrawals, I always recommend directly contacting Mizuho FX customer support or carefully reviewing the account agreement. Transparency is a hallmark of trustworthy brokers, and understanding the complete picture of both explicit and hidden costs is essential for risk management and trading profitability. For me, erring on the side of caution and verifying every detail directly remains the most prudent approach.