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Based on my careful review and experience as a trader, there are several things I watch for when considering brokers like IFX, especially regarding fees and transparency. Unfortunately, with IFX, reliable and detailed information about their fee structure—including commissions and spread charges—is quite limited and, frankly, concerning. The feedback and exposures reported by users suggest recurring requests for a variety of fees, such as commissions, processing fees, margins, and even so-called “unfreezing” fees. Some users raise red flags over additional charges that emerged unexpectedly, often linked to withdrawal attempts. This pattern of ambiguous and sometimes shifting fee requirements has made me extremely cautious about engaging with IFX for trading or payment services. What I find especially troubling is the lack of clear disclosure about standard and non-standard charges. In my experience, reputable brokers provide a breakdown of their spreads on major currency pairs and are upfront about any commissions. With IFX, however, the reports of hidden or surprise costs, combined with licenses that are no longer valid (“exceeded”) and instances where physical offices couldn’t be verified, all add to the risk profile. For me, this lack of transparency means I cannot confidently assess IFX’s actual commission and spread structure, and I would strongly advise approaching any potential relationship with them with great care and only the most conservative risk tolerance.