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In my experience evaluating brokers, one of my first steps is to scrutinize their fee structures, especially around deposits and withdrawals. With TradeStation, I found it essential to be extra vigilant since, according to the information I reviewed, the broker levies a variety of fees for different services. Specifically for withdrawals and deposits, TradeStation provides several options—wire transfers, ACH, checks, and international transfers. They outline processes for each, but the context makes it clear there are itemized fees, some of which vary depending on the chosen method. However, what raises my concern is the need to consider not just TradeStation’s direct charges but also fees that may be imposed by third-party custodians, particularly with IRA accounts. These aren’t always immediately apparent and may not show up until you are actively transacting. In addition, there’s mention of specific charges such as return mail fees, void check fees, and crypto withdrawal fees, so any trader considering this platform needs to specifically review the comprehensive fee schedule on their website before funding an account. In summary, while I did not find evidence that TradeStation intentionally hides fees, some charges—especially those related to retirement accounts or third-party processes—may not be obvious at first glance. As always, I advise anyone, including myself, to double-check every relevant document and make direct inquiries before initiating deposits or withdrawals to avoid unexpected surprises.