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In my personal experience assessing brokers, one of the first factors I examine is the transparency and fairness of their deposit and withdrawal charges. With Midas Securities, it’s clear from their fee structure that they try to be upfront about costs, which is important to me as a trader seeking predictability and security in financial transactions. For deposits, most methods are either free or only subject to the actual bank fees—so when I use FPS, bank transfer, or cheque, it’s primarily about what the bank charges, not the broker adding extra fees. This is consistent with standard practices among reputable Hong Kong securities dealers. When it comes to withdrawals, the story is similar. Midas Securities states that withdrawing funds is subject to the bank’s actual charges; there are no explicit additional withdrawal fees from the broker itself. However, it’s crucial, in my view, to always double-check with customer support for any potential administrative costs or if using a less common method—fee policies can change, and not all fine prints are obvious at first glance. Also, ensuring all withdrawal details are accurate is essential, since incorrect submissions or returned cheques incur significant fees, which I’ve noticed could be up to HK$150 per incident. Overall, for me, the deposit and withdrawal cost policy at Midas Securities appears straightforward and competitive, but I always recommend careful review and ongoing communication with the broker to avoid unwanted surprises—especially important in the context of overall risk management.