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In my experience delving into Victory Securities’ offering details, I found no explicit reference to inactivity fees in their published information. While they thoroughly outline trading and non-trading charges, such as commissions, transaction levies, stamp duty, and service fees associated with specific account activities, there is no clear mention of a fee imposed specifically for account inactivity. As a cautious trader, I always look for this information because inactivity fees can impact portfolio returns, particularly for less active investors or those holding long-term positions. For Victory Securities, the outlined non-trading fees primarily relate to account management, corporate actions, and transaction processing, not inactivity. However, fee policies can change and some brokers may introduce or adjust such charges over time without prominent front-page disclosure. For my own peace of mind and to avoid unpleasant surprises, I would recommend directly confirming this point with Victory Securities’ customer support. Their contact channels are diverse and responsive according to available data, so seeking written clarification before opening an account or reducing trading frequency seems prudent. This approach has served me well across different brokers, as fee transparency is essential for proper risk management.