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Having traded with a wide range of brokers over the years, I always pay close attention to account fee structures—particularly inactivity fees, as these can significantly erode balances for less active traders like myself. In reviewing CANDEAL’s available information, I noticed a few key points that shape my assessment. CANDEAL operates primarily as a Canadian fixed income and OTC derivatives platform, regulated by CIRO, and focuses on electronic marketplaces for institutional participants. While their regulatory standing and transparent business operation are reassuring for me, I found that there is no explicit mention of inactivity fees or related terms in the provided data. From experience, I know that established, regulated Canadian platforms often clearly state such fees if they apply because transparency is a regulatory expectation. However, absence of evidence does not necessarily mean such fees do not exist—policies can sometimes be updated, or specifics outlined only in direct client agreements. For any trader considering CANDEAL, my conservative approach would be to directly contact their customer support for written confirmation regarding inactivity fee policies before funding an account. In my case, I would not proceed with opening or maintaining a position until I had clarity on all potential account charges. This is especially important for traders who may not maintain high-frequency activity, as dormant account fees can add up over time. Ensuring fee transparency beforehand helps me manage risk and preserve capital.