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In my experience evaluating forex brokers, one key element I always examine is the minimum deposit requirement, as it sets the bar for initial capital at risk. For WWF, the minimum deposit to open a live trading account is EUR 100. While this threshold is not unusually high compared to some institutional-focused brokers, the lack of a demo account for familiarization and practice stands out for me as a concern. The minimum deposit is just the starting point, but with WWF, it's important to factor in their overall trading and service fee structure. I noticed that their fees for trading, currency exchange, and account maintenance are relatively high, with flat minimums such as EUR 100 applicable to various services—even beyond the initial deposit. This means that although the upfront requirement might be accessible, ongoing costs can accumulate quickly and warrant careful consideration. Given the broker’s single account type targeting institutional or professional clients and the issues reported by numerous users regarding withdrawals, I would urge others to approach this minimum deposit in the broader context of risk. For me, the deposit is only worthwhile when accompanied by trust in the withdrawal process, regulatory clarity, and transparent cost structures—all areas where my examination has left me cautious.