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As someone who has navigated the fine print with numerous brokers, I pay special attention to fee structures, especially inactivity fees—they can quietly erode trading capital if overlooked. With LIGHT FX, based on the detailed information I have on hand, there is no explicit mention of inactivity fees. This detail is quite important to me, as brokers that implement such fees often state them clearly, given the impact on client funds. The absence of any reference to these charges, either in the fee listings or withdrawal/deposit policies, suggests that LIGHT FX likely does not impose an inactivity fee at this time. This aligns with my broader experience trading with Japanese-regulated brokers. Under Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) oversight, transparent disclosure of all customer-facing fees is the norm. LIGHT FX, being FSA-regulated and having its physical office independently verified, adds a layer of trustworthiness in this regard. However, fee policies can change, and I personally always recommend reviewing the most current client agreement or reaching out directly if this topic is critical for your trading style or financial planning. For me, the lack of inactivity fees is a positive point, but as always with any broker, I proceed cautiously and double-check terms periodically to protect my capital.