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Based on my personal experience and in-depth review of Huajin International, I did not find any clear, upfront mention of specific deposit or withdrawal fees directly associated with funding your account or withdrawing funds. However, I observed that the broker's overall fee structure is quite complex, with commissions, stamp duties, levies, exchange fees, and clearing fees all possibly applying, depending on your transactions and the instruments traded. These fees are transparently outlined on their official website, but there is no explicit statement regarding charges solely for deposits or withdrawals. When I examined their available funding methods—such as Faster Payment System (FPS), bank transfer, and cheque deposits for both securities and futures accounts—it became apparent that customers are required to contact customer service for certain withdrawal processes. In my view, this extra step could potentially introduce delays, and without explicit fee disclosures, I proceed with caution. I always consider that some banks or payment service providers might impose their own charges, even if the broker itself doesn't charge. Given the lack of detailed and publicly posted information regarding deposit and withdrawal fees, I advise anyone—especially those trading larger amounts or operating from overseas—to confirm possible costs directly with Huajin International’s support before making transfers. In my trading, I always make it a point to ask detailed questions about all potential fees to avoid any unpleasant surprises. For me, transparency about withdrawals and deposits is a core factor in selecting a trustworthy broker.