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As someone who prioritizes safety and transparency in every broker relationship, I approach any fee structure with caution, especially regarding deposits and withdrawals. In my review of Marex Spectron, I actively searched for clear disclosure about whether fees are charged when funding or withdrawing from accounts, because these costs can affect overall profitability and signal a broker’s approach to client fairness. Unfortunately, Marex Spectron does not publish specifics about deposit or withdrawal fees either on their main site or through public client documentation. This lack of transparency gives me pause—especially given multiple user reports detailing serious issues with the withdrawal process, including prolonged verification delays, unresponsive customer service, and, in a few cases, unresolved withdrawal requests. While Marex Spectron is regulated in the UK and Hong Kong, my experience tells me that strong regulatory status on paper does not always translate to smooth user experience. The exposure reports from fellow traders heighten my caution. For me, a broker’s credibility is proven through consistent, hassle-free access to my funds, not just by holding licenses. Without fee schedules available and in light of customer complaints, I find it prudent to assume there may be unexpected costs or hurdles linked to both deposits and withdrawals. If uninterrupted access to your capital and clear fees are critical for your trading operations, I advise performing due diligence and seeking written confirmation before funding an account. Trust is built on transparency, which so far Marex Spectron has not demonstrated robustly for me in this area.