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As someone who has assessed numerous brokers over the years, I've come to realize that the fee structure at KnightsbridgeFX stands out in one notable way: they do not charge explicit commissions or deposit and withdrawal fees to their clients. Instead, my research indicates that KnightsbridgeFX positions itself as an alternative to Canadian banks by offering more competitive currency exchange rates. This means the broker generates revenue through the spread, which is the margin they build between the actual market rate and the rate they offer to customers. For someone like me, used to encountering overt commission fees or tiered account structures at other brokers, this approach is somewhat more transparent on the surface. However, it’s critical to be aware that, without regulatory oversight and with no published details on the exact spreads applied, the total cost per transaction may still be less obvious and potentially variable. It’s positive that KnightsbridgeFX doesn’t tack on extra charges for deposits or withdrawals, yet I am always cautious if the only cost to me is a spread that isn’t fully disclosed. For any trader or business, I’d advise reviewing the actual conversion rate on each transaction and comparing it to real-time interbank rates to assess the true cost, especially since unregulated conditions can mean less accountability for fee transparency. This kind of vigilance helps guard against unexpected costs.