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As an experienced trader with a deep respect for regulatory oversight and risk management, I tend to approach lesser-known brokers like Shin with caution. Based on my review of Shin, I found no clear or public information about specific deposit or withdrawal fees. While Shin claims to offer low commissions and even free domestic stock purchases for younger clients, fee transparency for funding or withdrawing from accounts is not addressed in the available details. For me, this lack of explicit disclosure is a concern because clear, upfront information about all costs is a hallmark of trustworthy brokers and is vital for personal financial planning. Given that Shin is regulated in Japan by the FSA, I take some comfort in the regulatory framework, but regulation alone doesn’t replace the need for transparent communication. In my experience, the absence of direct reference to funding fees means prospective clients should be prepared for the possibility of unexpected charges, and I would never assume that transactions are cost-free without explicit confirmation. For anyone considering Shin, I strongly advise contacting customer support directly to ask about all potential deposit and withdrawal fees before opening an account or transferring funds. This conservative approach has helped me avoid misunderstandings and unexpected expenses in my own trading practice.