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In my own search for a reliable and above-board broker, I've learned to pay close attention to fee structures, including potential inactivity fees, since these can quietly erode profits over time. With CITIC Futures, the information I reviewed highlights that the company does charge various fees depending on the product and exchange involved. However, I did not find any explicit mention of inactivity fees—those charged when an account has no trading activity for a certain period. Given CITIC Futures operates under reputable regulation in both China (CFFEX) and Hong Kong (SFC), I take some reassurance from this oversight when considering fee transparency. Still, because the official fee breakdown was not provided in detail and noted as variable, I am cautious. My practice—as someone careful with my trading capital—is to always verify directly with the broker’s official resources or customer support before opening any account. If inactivity fees exist, they would typically be listed in the account terms or disclosed during the onboarding process. Therefore, while I have not personally encountered clear evidence of inactivity fees at CITIC Futures, I would advise any trader—myself included—to consult their official website or inquire via their 24/7 support for the latest, account-specific details. This approach minimizes unpleasant surprises and aligns with prudent trading habits, especially important when dealing with regulated but regionally-focused brokers.