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In my experience, understanding a broker’s fee structure for deposits and withdrawals is fundamental for managing trading costs and avoiding unpleasant surprises. With Finansia, I noted that deposits made via PromptPay QR—up to a limit of 2,000,000 THB—are not subject to any direct deposit fees from Finansia itself. This aligns with common practices among established local brokers, aiming to attract clients with cost-effective funding options. Nevertheless, I’ve learned to stay cautious and always verify with my own bank, since external bank transfer fees may still apply depending on the chosen funding method. As for withdrawals, while the information provided by Finansia is not fully explicit about withdrawal-specific charges, I have not found references to direct withdrawal fees imposed by Finansia in their published materials. However, the absence of clear documentation means that, as a trader, I approach account funding and fund withdrawal with care until I confirm details—either through customer service or precise broker communication channels. This level of caution is especially important given Finansia’s lack of regulatory oversight, which naturally raises my threshold for due diligence on all operational mechanics, including transaction-related costs.