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In my personal experience and based strictly on the available data, NOMURA does not display any explicit charges for deposit or withdrawal transactions related to FX trading. The cost structure described for Nomura’s FX services is notably focused on spreads rather than direct transaction fees. From what is published, Nomura earns from the spread on each currency pair—such as 2.8 pips for USD/JPY—rather than charging additional explicit fees for transactions. This is consistent with many Japanese brokers, where income is often generated from built-in spreads rather than overt commissions on deposits or withdrawals. However, it’s important to be clear: the context does not mention specific withdrawal or deposit fees. Since banking institutions sometimes have their own fees for transferring funds, and because currency conversion or international transfers can also add costs outside a broker’s control, I always recommend confirming fee schedules directly with both the broker and one’s own bank before making deposits or withdrawals. While my review has not encountered hidden charges from NOMURA within their stated framework, my practice is to be cautious and validate these details before moving significant funds, given how brokerage fee structures can evolve and regional banking arrangements could impose additional expenses.