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From my own approach to due diligence, I carefully examined all available information about ARGUS, especially in areas I believe are most relevant for financial safety—such as deposit and withdrawal procedures. Unfortunately, I did not find any explicit details from ARGUS about standard deposit or withdrawal charges. This lack of direct disclosure immediately urges me to be cautious, as transparent brokers usually outline all associated fees up front. What stands out to me, though, are several troubling user reports regarding the withdrawal experience at ARGUS. Persistent and recurring client complaints point to denied or delayed withdrawals and requests for additional payments—such as a required 15% “personal income tax” or “margin”—before access to funds is granted. In my experience, legitimate brokers regulated by authorities like CYSEC do not demand such payments as prerequisites for releasing withdrawals. Instead, any tax or fee obligations related to profits are normally settled through formal national processes, not broker-held accounts. Given these patterns and from a risk management perspective, I personally would not proceed with any sizable deposits or expect frictionless withdrawals at ARGUS until I receive clear, official, and verifiable information about their fee structure and withdrawal practices. I cannot stress enough the importance of caution here: in my own trading, I always insist on full clarity before moving any funds.