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As someone who prioritizes transparency and risk management in my trading, I took a careful look into whether Test Flight (test) charges inactivity fees. After combing through all available details on their profile, I couldn't find any explicit information describing the presence of inactivity fees, nor any circumstances under which such fees might apply. While this absence could suggest that Test Flight might not impose such fees, I know from experience that some brokers do not advertise inactive account policies clearly on public listings. Given that Test Flight operates as a market maker and is regulated offshore as well as in Australia, I have learned to be especially cautious. The lack of detailed account conditions on their page—such as minimum deposits, spreads, funding, and withdrawal policies—raises a flag for me. Moreover, one user review specifically reported unresolved withdrawal difficulties, which further emphasizes the need to be prudent. In my view, unless inactivity fees are clearly disclosed in the account or client agreement, I always recommend reaching out to customer support and requesting the fee schedule in writing before opening or funding any account. This extra due diligence is important to avoid any unforeseen deductions that could affect your trading capital. As always, for any broker operating with potential regulatory ambiguities, extra care is warranted.