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From my experience as a trader, I am always careful to understand a broker’s costs before risking my capital. Looking into FX Corp specifically, I found that details about their fee structure, commissions, and spreads are quite limited and, in important ways, unclear. The only explicit fee mentioned relates to international money transfers—specifically, a $60 charge for SWIFT network transactions. As for other potential costs like spreads, commissions on trades, or account management fees, I could not find any concrete information shared by FX Corp. This lack of transparency is concerning for me, especially compared to other regulated brokers that clearly outline trading expenses, including typical spreads, commissions per lot, and any overnight swap rates. Understanding why transparency is vital: if I cannot estimate the cost of entering and exiting a trade or sending funds, I risk being exposed to unexpected losses or hidden charges. FX Corp’s business appears to focus mainly on foreign exchange solutions for both individuals and businesses, offering spot and forward contracts rather than retail forex trading via a classic trading platform, but without fee disclosure I am left unsure what my real costs might be. In my view, the prudent approach is to be very cautious with brokers that are not up-front about their fee structure. It’s important to have all cost-related information before committing any funds, both for my own planning and in order to avoid unwelcome surprises that could impact my trading bottom line.