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In my experience as a forex trader, transparency around fees—especially for deposits and withdrawals—is crucial when considering any brokerage. With MEKSA, I have found the available information regarding their fee structure to be worryingly sparse. There is no published detail on their website or in their publicly available materials about specific deposit or withdrawal fees. This lack of disclosure immediately raises a red flag for me, as I have learned that reputable brokers are typically forthcoming about all potential charges to ensure client trust. Additionally, MEKSA's regulatory status further compounds my concerns. They do not hold a valid license from a recognized authority, and their risk management index on independent review sites is extremely low. In the forex trading world, unregulated brokers often fail to provide clear, accessible information about operational fees, which can sometimes lead to unexpected or hidden costs for traders. Given this absence of clear information and the broker’s high-risk profile, I am especially cautious. I would not feel comfortable depositing funds with MEKSA until I received written confirmation—ideally from their customer support—about all associated fees, including deposits and withdrawals. In my view, the combination of regulatory ambiguity and lack of fee transparency makes it difficult to rule out the possibility of hidden fees. As always, I advocate double-checking all cost structures in advance and only working with brokers who communicate openly and verify their regulatory standing.