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Drawing from my experience and the information available, I approach any potential broker with a cautious mindset, especially when it comes to funding and withdrawals. Societe Generale stands out as a long-established institution with over a century and a half in the financial industry and is actively regulated in Japan by the Financial Services Agency (FSA), which is a notable factor in its favor. Regulation by a reputable authority significantly reduces the likelihood of hidden or unfair fees, as strict oversight is in place to protect clients’ interests. However, despite its established reputation and regulated status, the available data provides limited specifics surrounding actual trading conditions or details about deposit and withdrawal processes. It is essential for me, before committing funds, to have absolute clarity regarding all possible charges associated with account movements. I did not find any concrete mention of undisclosed fees in the public information, nor any specific policies detailing their approach to deposit or withdrawal charges. In my practice, I never assume there are no fees simply because they are not advertised; brokers sometimes delegate these costs to payment providers or apply them according to chosen funding methods. Given Societe Generale’s profile, I would expect transparent fee structures, but given the lack of explicit information, I would directly contact their client support before any transaction. This approach is crucial—especially in Forex, where even minor fees can impact profitability over time. Ultimately, transparency is vital for trust, and it’s always wise to personally verify current fee policies from the source to avoid any unwelcome surprises.