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As an experienced forex trader, I approached Al Dar with caution, given the information available about the broker. One of my main concerns when evaluating any broker is transparency around deposits and withdrawals, especially regarding fees that might not be immediately evident. From my review of Al Dar’s available resources, I found that there is very limited publicly disclosed information on trading fees, including those tied to deposits and withdrawals. The broker states it offers various trading services through its proprietary Aldar Trader App, but it does not elaborate on the specifics of its fee structure. This lack of clear, accessible information on potential deposit or withdrawal charges is problematic for me. In my experience, unregulated brokers often have fewer obligations to publish transparent fee schedules. Such gaps can expose traders to hidden costs that only become apparent after funds have been deposited, which is why I always advocate for extreme caution with brokers lacking regulation or a detailed public fee policy. Given that Al Dar is not overseen by any financial authority, I cannot confidently rule out the presence of undisclosed fees. This uncertainty alone would deter me from committing funds. For my trading, I insist on working with platforms that make all costs—especially those related to funding or withdrawing accounts—absolutely clear before any transaction takes place. Without this assurance, the risk is simply too high for my comfort.