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After closely reviewing all available information about ATAS, I found no mention of inactivity fees or specific terms related to account dormancy. In my experience, this absence of clear details typically means either such fees do not exist, or the broker has chosen not to disclose them publicly, which may itself be a point of concern. As an independent trader, I am always particularly cautious when a broker is unregulated and there is limited transparency around critical aspects like potential hidden costs. With ATAS, most of the fee structure revolves around their subscription-based model for access to analysis tools, with different tariffs depending on duration and scope. Since it is primarily a trading analysis platform rather than a traditional brokerage holding client funds or accounts, typical inactivity fee policies seen at other brokers may not directly apply. However, given that ATAS operates without regulatory oversight and has been flagged as high risk with a suspicious license, I am highly vigilant about any ambiguities in their terms of service. If possible, I would reach out directly to ATAS support and request their official policy in writing before subscribing or entrusting them with any payment details. Broader experience tells me that unregulated platforms can occasionally introduce new fees or alter terms with limited notice. For me, the lack of an advertised inactivity fee is not a substitute for transparency; careful due diligence is vital before making any financial commitments.