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In my careful review of Huatai International based on the available information, I found no explicit mention of inactivity fees or a detailed policy describing situations in which such fees might be charged. As a trader, this is an important consideration for me, since inactivity fees can unexpectedly erode account balances if I’m not actively trading over some periods. While Huatai International emphasizes transparency in their fee structure—detailing various transaction-based charges such as commissions, stamp duties, and transfer fees—I was unable to find clear guidance regarding charges linked to inactive accounts. In my experience, the lack of such information does not guarantee inactivity fees do not exist; sometimes, brokers disclose these only in client agreements or upon direct inquiry. Given that Huatai International is regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong and has a fairly well-established presence, I would expect transparent disclosure of any such fees if they applied. However, due to the absence of evidence either way, I would strongly recommend reaching out to their customer support directly and carefully reviewing all account documentation before funding an account, ensuring there are no unexpected charges related to inactivity. This conservative approach is especially important for those planning to open and hold accounts for longer periods without frequent trading.