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In my experience evaluating forex brokers, transparency around deposit and withdrawal fees is an essential part of trust and risk management. When I reviewed Shenzhou Capital, I searched for clear information about additional charges attached to funding or withdrawing from my account. However, the data presented does not specify whether Shenzhou Capital imposes deposit or withdrawal fees. This absence of detail immediately raises concerns for me, particularly as I expect well-regulated, reputable brokers to be explicit about all costs. Some established brokers openly disclose their fee structures, which helps traders like me factor these costs into our trading strategy. With Shenzhou Capital, there are also additional red flags: the broker lacks valid regulatory status and has a high-risk warning attached according to the data. This makes me cautious, as a lack of regulation often correlates with poor transparency around fees, as well as other operational risks. The minimum deposits listed—ranging from $50 to $20,000 depending on account type—are relatively high for an unregulated broker, which gives me further pause. Ultimately, because I could not verify a clear policy on deposit or withdrawal fees, I would proceed with extreme caution. Before transferring any funds, I would reach out directly to customer support for written confirmation of all costs involved. In my approach, I avoid making financial commitments to any broker that does not provide complete, upfront information about every potential fee.