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In my examination of Tapbit’s fee structure as a seasoned trader, I found that transparency and detail are unfortunately in short supply. Tapbit does not openly publish information about trading spreads or commissions, which is an immediate concern for me when evaluating potential brokers. The lack of published spreads makes it impossible to compare their trading costs against other brokers or even develop a reasonable expectation of costs during normal or volatile market conditions. This lack of clarity often signals a higher degree of risk, especially for those who, like myself, rely on accurate cost projections to manage trading performance. When it comes to withdrawals, Tapbit does provide a detailed table outlining minimum amounts and specific crypto withdrawal fees for each asset. These fees vary by both coin and network. For example, withdrawing 11.3 units of 1INCH on the ETH network would incur a fee of 5.66 units. I always prefer this level of granular information on withdrawal charges, as it allows me to estimate potential costs with precision. However, since Tapbit does not disclose deposit fees for fiat nor crypto (aside from confirming that deposits are free), and no information about commissions or spreads is available, I cannot assess the full cost structure. Given these limitations, I urge caution. Lack of visible fee information makes cost management challenging and can hide less favorable fee dynamics. For serious traders who, like myself, emphasize fee transparency as a key criterion in broker selection, this opacity is a significant concern and suggests the need for very careful consideration before committing any funds.