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In my own careful evaluation of DONGHUA FUTURES as a licensed futures broker in China, I've found the transparency around fees to be rather limited. Based on the information available, there is no explicit mention of inactivity fees or clear details regarding under what circumstances such fees might apply. In my trading experience, the lack of public disclosure about deposit, withdrawal, and inactivity fees raises concern from a risk management perspective. For me, precise fee structures are essential for prudent trading, as unexpected charges can impact long-term returns. I approach brokers with unclear or incomplete fee disclosures cautiously, as even regulated entities like DONGHUA FUTURES may have internal policies that are not readily visible to clients until after account registration. Given the absence of clear statements about inactivity fees, the best approach in my view is to contact their official support channels directly for confirmation before opening or funding an account. This is especially important for traders who might maintain dormant positions, as some firms enforce inactivity policies that could erode idle balances over time. Until there is explicit, up-to-date information directly from the broker, I would proceed conservatively and assume there may be terms and conditions regarding account inactivity that require clarification.