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From my own review of Linear as a practicing forex trader, I was unable to find clear, easily accessible details about their deposit and withdrawal fee policies on public sources. This, in itself, is a notable point of caution for me. In my experience, reputable brokers typically make their fee structures transparent, as this allows traders to plan their capital management more reliably and avoid unpleasant surprises when moving funds in or out. Linear appears to operate under a UK FCA license and has been established for over a decade, which does provide some reassurance regarding regulatory oversight. However, I also noticed that the available regulatory records mention suspicious business scope and further highlight “high potential risk,” which heightens my cautious approach, especially in areas as important as transaction fees. Based on best practices in the industry, I would strongly recommend that anyone considering Linear contacts their customer service directly—using official channels like the published email or phone number—to get written confirmation about any and all deposit and withdrawal costs. Only with explicit information can I properly judge the operational transparency and assess if the broker truly aligns with my standards for fund safety and cost predictability. In my trading career, I have found that light or missing fee disclosure is always a reason for additional due diligence before proceeding with real capital.