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Having reviewed Yamani’s publicly available information, I noticed there isn’t any explicit detail regarding deposit or withdrawal fees. In my experience as a trader, when a broker is regulated in Japan by the Financial Services Agency (FSA)—as Yamani is—this generally suggests that fee structures tend to be transparent and subject to regulatory scrutiny. However, just because a company is well-regulated doesn’t guarantee that there are no transaction costs involved; it simply means that any such costs should be disclosed clearly before you commit to any transfers. Because Yamani focuses on securities and doesn’t offer a demo account or extensive educational materials, I personally approach every account funding or withdrawal with caution, especially when specifics aren’t immediately available. In situations like these, my practice has always been to contact customer support directly—Yamani provides phone and fax lines for this purpose—to request explicit confirmation of any and all fees related to deposits and withdrawals. Until I receive concrete information in writing from their support, I consider it prudent to anticipate that there may be some charges involved, whether from Yamani itself or from intermediary banks used in the transfer process. This cautious approach helps me avoid surprises and manage my trading costs carefully.