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Sagot

Based on my personal experience and thorough review, Robinhood does not charge deposit fees or withdrawal fees in the traditional sense—there are no explicit costs for funding your account or pulling your money out through standard methods like bank transfers. However, that’s only part of the picture. I always pay close attention to the safety and transparency of withdrawal processes, not just the posted fee schedule. A critical issue for me with Robinhood is its regulatory status. It is not regulated by any well-known financial authority, meaning there is little external oversight to ensure that its actual practices always align with advertised policies. While the official documentation states there are no deposit or withdrawal fees, multiple user reports have raised serious concerns about difficulties withdrawing funds. Some posts detail being required to pay large "anti-money laundering deposits" or “margins” before withdrawals, which is an immediate red flag in my view. No trustworthy broker should require you to pay before releasing your own money. Given these risks plus the absence of accepted regulatory oversight, I would urge anyone—especially newer traders—to proceed with extreme caution. Even if unexpected fees are not officially listed, actual withdrawal experiences as reported by real users point to potentially serious problems. For me, transparency, regulation, and a broker’s reputation are worth far more than saving a few dollars on fees.