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As an experienced trader, I approach every new broker with careful scrutiny, especially when the background reveals factors like “suspicious scope of business” and “medium potential risk”—both of which apply to Mad Gain. In my experience, transparent fee structures and clear disclosures around deposits and withdrawals are fundamental signs of trustworthiness. However, from what I can ascertain based solely on the available broker information, there is no explicit mention of deposit or withdrawal fees, nor any assurance that additional charges will not emerge. The fact that Mad Gain operates under U.S. FinCEN registration is a positive, but the lack of long-standing track record (only 1–2 years in operation) and the presence of risk indicators on their profile lead me to exercise additional caution. Newer brokers with medium risk profiles sometimes use ambiguous language regarding service charges, which may result in unexpected costs for clients. Since the information provided by Mad Gain does not outline a transparent fee structure for deposits or withdrawals, I would not assume there are no undisclosed fees. Personally, until a broker provides full clarity in their funding policies and user agreement, I tend to avoid committing significant capital, as even minor hidden charges can erode trading returns over time. I strongly recommend that anyone considering Mad Gain request detailed, written clarification about all deposit and withdrawal fees prior to funding an account and never make assumptions about cost transparency in the absence of explicit documentation.