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As someone who has spent many years analyzing brokers with a focus on transparency and risk management, I always begin with available regulatory information and clear disclosures about account fees, including any charges related to inactivity. In evaluating OSL, I dug into the platform’s key features, potential risks, and official service details. OSL, which is based in Pakistan, currently operates without any regulatory oversight and provides trading services primarily in equities, not forex. When reviewing the publicly accessible information, I found no explicit mention or disclosure of inactivity fees related to OSL accounts. That said, the absence of clear information about inactivity fees does not necessarily guarantee that such fees do not exist. In my experience, unregulated brokers often lack detailed and transparent documentation on account-related charges, which can introduce an additional layer of uncertainty for traders. For me, this underscores the importance of a well-documented fee structure before opening an account or leaving funds dormant for extended periods. As with any broker that is not regulated and provides only proprietary trading platforms, my cautious approach is to directly confirm with customer support regarding any potential inactivity or maintenance fees and to document any responses in writing. Ultimately, I view the lack of regulatory status and full clarity around such fees as significant reasons to exercise caution, especially when considering long-term or inactive account holding.