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In my own research and experience with Oriental Securities Corporation, I was unable to find any explicit statement regarding inactivity fees. The broker, regulated by the Taipei Exchange and operating for several decades, provides only limited public information about fee structures. This lack of transparency can be a concern, especially for traders like me who prioritize clear cost expectations. While Oriental Securities Corporation offers a range of tradable assets—such as securities, futures, and bonds—it does not actively promote details about charges related to dormant accounts. From my perspective, in the absence of clearly published inactivity fee policies, it is wise to approach account management conservatively. Brokers sometimes update their terms without broad announcements, and not having this information readily accessible makes it essential to verify directly with their support channels. Given that I always evaluate the total cost of trading, I consider it a best practice to contact Oriental Securities Corporation’s customer service for confirmation if inactivity fee policies are a concern. This direct communication helps avoid unforeseen charges, particularly when planning to hold assets without frequent trading. It is important for me, and for any prudent trader, to confirm fee structures directly rather than rely on assumptions or incomplete data.