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As someone who evaluates brokers with a strong focus on transparency and fee structure, I paid close attention to what Fidelity discloses about deposit and withdrawal practices. According to the official details provided, Fidelity itself does not charge any additional fees for standard deposits or withdrawals, which is reassuring for me as a cautious investor. Instead, the only potential costs come from third-party institutions—such as banks or intermediaries—which means fees are not imposed by Fidelity directly but could occur due to the payment method selected. This clear delineation matters: undisclosed broker fees during funding or withdrawal are a critical red flag for me, but in this case, Fidelity specifies in advance that any potential charges are beyond their control and relate to external processing. I’ve found that precise fee clarity at this stage is a sign of a broker’s trustworthiness and regulatory compliance, especially under the strict oversight of the Hong Kong SFC. In my view, the lack of hidden surcharges from Fidelity itself—paired with transparent acknowledgment of potential bank fees—meets my own standards for safety and fair dealing. I always advise monitoring bank or intermediary charges, but within my experience, Fidelity’s practices here are well-defined and free from concerning ambiguity.