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In my experience analyzing brokers, the absence of deposit and withdrawal fees can be a strong advantage, especially when it comes to international transfers. According to my own review of TorFX, their primary appeal is facilitating currency transfers with zero commission and no transfer fees. For me, this means they don't usually apply charges for sending or receiving funds, which is a clear benefit if you compare it to banks that generally charge around $50 per transfer. I appreciate this cost-effectiveness, particularly for personal or business clients needing to move money between countries. However, as an experienced trader, I’m always cautious, especially with platforms that handle large sums and cross-border transactions. It’s important to note that TorFX is regulated by ASIC in Australia, which lends some credibility. Still, community exposure on the platform reports concerns about fund withdrawals and additional margin requests, so I am attentive to both structure and user experience—not just advertised fees. For anyone considering TorFX, I recommend double-checking the terms specific to your transfer and staying alert to any notice of unexpected charges during the process. While their official policy suggests no deposit or withdrawal fee, I never assume a process is risk-free and always monitor for hidden costs or irregular practices.