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From my experience and review of 4e, understanding their fee structure requires careful consideration, especially given their lack of regulatory oversight. 4e does list certain commissions related to digital asset transactions. For instance, when withdrawing digital currencies, explicit fees are charged—such as 0.002 BTC for Bitcoin, 10 USDT for USDT-ERC20, or 1 USDT for USDT-TRC20, among others. These are outlined for moving crypto funds “outside the station,” which I interpret as standard withdrawal from the platform. However, there is no clear, publicized information about deposit fees or whether additional charges might apply to other withdrawal methods besides cryptocurrencies. For me, the lack of transparency on all potential transaction costs is a red flag, particularly when dealing with unregulated brokers where fee structures could change or expand without proper notice or recourse. In regulated brokers I've used, all deposit and withdrawal fee information is upfront and easy to verify. Here, the absence of such clarity and the sole reliance on cryptocurrency transactions—which are typically irreversible—only heightens my caution toward additional, possibly undisclosed, charges. In summary, while 4e openly imposes withdrawal fees for cryptocurrencies, the overall opacity regarding fees for deposits and other withdrawal channels means I need to be very careful before funding an account or making withdrawals. For me, transparent and predictable costs are essential before entrusting a broker with my capital.