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As an experienced trader, I’ve learned to pay particular attention to the costs associated with funding and withdrawing from broker accounts, as these can significantly affect my overall trading returns and ease of access to my capital. With CHINA DRAGON, my review is shaped by the available facts regarding their policies. Based on my research, CHINA DRAGON accepts payments via bank wire, which is a standard method among regulated Chinese futures brokers. However, as of this writing, I could not find any explicit mention of deposit or withdrawal fees set by the broker itself. There is also no specified minimum amount for deposits or withdrawals. That said, the absence of a stated fee does not necessarily guarantee that funding is entirely free—the bank involved in the wire process might still charge independent handling fees, which is a variable outside the broker’s direct control. Regarding withdrawals, CHINA DRAGON has a structured policy: If I have no open positions, I can withdraw the full available amount, except for profits made on the current trading day. If I have trades or open positions, only up to 70% of available funds can be withdrawn at once, and the operation can be repeated up to five times. This restriction appears intended to manage intra-day liquidity and risk. Ultimately, while no broker-side deposit or withdrawal charges are evident, I would exercise due diligence by confirming with both the broker and my bank to fully understand any possible costs. For any trader, ensuring transparent access to funds and clarity on all related charges is a non-negotiable priority, irrespective of the broker's regulatory standing or local licensing.