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In my experience as a trader, clear information around deposit and withdrawal fees is a crucial factor in choosing a broker, so I always take extra care to investigate this aspect. With Phillip Securities, based on the official information and user feedback available, there doesn't appear to be explicit, detailed disclosure of their deposit or withdrawal fee structure. While several positive user reviews mention the reliability and speed of withdrawals—one highlights receiving funds within 48 hours—a lack of transparent detail on costs raises an important flag for me. Why does this matter? In forex and securities trading, even seemingly small, undisclosed charges can accumulate, impacting overall returns, particularly for active traders. The absence of clear data could mean fees are absorbed into other costs, or that Phillip Securities does not routinely charge for deposits and withdrawals. However, as someone who has seen how such policies vary significantly across jurisdictions and account types, I never assume the absence of explicit mention means zero fees. My best practice is to contact customer support directly and request up-to-date, written confirmation on all transactional costs involved. While the regulated status of Phillip Securities under Japan’s FSA does provide some assurance of fair dealing, I remain conservative: until I see transparent fee schedules, I proceed with caution and advise anyone to do the same before funding an account.