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As a long-time trader who values transparency and reliable access to funds, my experience with GMO CLICK has been shaped primarily by the information disclosed through its operations and regulatory standing in Japan. GMO CLICK operates under the oversight of the Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA), and its fee structure clearly states that deposits are generally fee-free, with the option for instant deposits, although ATM or bank transfer fees may apply depending on your financial institution. When it comes to withdrawals, Japanese yen withdrawals are free of charge, but foreign currency withdrawals from FX accounts incur a fee. Importantly, based on all available details, GMO CLICK does not support funding or withdrawals via international credit cards, PayPal, Skrill, or cryptocurrencies. Instead, fund transfers are typically routed through domestic Japanese banking channels, a practice that is quite standard among FSA-regulated Japanese brokers due to local regulatory requirements. This focus on local bank transfers can offer added security for domestic clients, but may present limitations for international traders seeking a wider range of payment options. For me, this conservative approach underscores GMO CLICK's commitment to regulatory compliance and client fund safety, but it does mean added steps if you’re managing accounts from abroad. Before choosing them, I’d recommend double-checking with their support about permitted banks or possible updates to their funding methods, especially if you need alternative global payment options.