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Based on my review of BEIJING FINANCIAL FUTURES, I was unable to find explicit information regarding deposit or withdrawal fees associated with their accounts. In my experience, the absence of openly listed fee structures on a broker's official materials is something I approach with caution. The platform is regulated in China and holds a futures license, which lends some credibility. However, the note indicating a "suspicious scope of business" underscores the importance of exercising due diligence. As a matter of personal practice, I always confirm fee schedules directly with customer support before moving funds, especially if information is not readily available on the broker’s website or official documentation. I have found that overlooking potential charges can lead to unexpected costs. Given the regulatory environment in China and industry norms, sometimes brokers impose nominal fees or pass on third-party banking costs. Since BEIJING FINANCIAL FUTURES does not clearly state its deposit or withdrawal policies, I would advise any trader—myself included—to seek detailed clarification from their customer service team before initiating any transfers, to avoid surprises and ensure full transparency.