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As an experienced trader who has researched and evaluated many brokers, I find that determining the presence of inactivity fees is a key part of assessing a platform’s transparency and reliability. In the case of Billionext, after carefully reviewing all available background information, I could not find any clear, specific details or disclosures regarding inactivity fees, nor any official fee schedules published by the company. This lack of transparency immediately raises concerns for me; established and reputable brokers typically provide clear, accessible information about all charges, including inactivity policies. From my experience, when a broker does not publish core fee-related terms, it often signals a broader lack of transparency and oversight, which can expose traders to unexpected costs. In Billionext’s case, this absence of information cannot be separated from much more serious operational red flags—such as repeated, credible reports from users describing the inability to access or withdraw their funds, as well as deeply questionable regulatory status. I am particularly wary, as the platform has migrated clients’ funds into proprietary digital currencies and shut down withdrawal features, which overrules more minor concerns about routine account charges. Given this high-risk environment and the company’s failure to publish or communicate standard trading terms like inactivity fees, I cannot form a clear or reliable answer about any current inactivity fee policies. My strong advice, drawn from professional judgment and personal caution, is that any trader should avoid platforms lacking even basic disclosures and struggling with severe user accessibility issues, regardless of inactivity fee specifics. Such foundational transparency is crucial to safeguarding your capital.