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From my direct analysis and experience as a trader, it’s important to clarify that JaneStreet isn’t set up as a typical retail forex broker where deposit and withdrawal processes are straightforward or relevant. JaneStreet is a large-scale liquidity provider and quantitative trading firm focused on institutional and technical market-making activities, as outlined by its regulatory profile in Hong Kong and inactive license status in the UK. The core of its business is not structured for individual or retail traders, and there aren’t any public-facing platforms or accounts, such as MT4 or MT5, through which typical funding transactions would take place. Given this structure, questions about deposit or withdrawal fees in the retail broker sense simply don’t apply to JaneStreet. There’s no retail onboarding, no personal trading accounts, and no client-facing portal for routine deposits or withdrawals. Any fund movement would be managed through negotiated institutional relationships, not a standardized client service interface where transparent retail fees could be published or charged. For me, as someone always vigilant about fees and transparency, this absence alone indicates that JaneStreet is not an option for those seeking the typical account funding experience found at traditional forex brokers. Anyone considering engagement should be highly cautious and understand that JaneStreet serves a completely different segment of the financial industry.