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Based on my close review of Star Store's profile as presented in the WikiFX context, I find it impossible to verify their commission structure, including whether they charge a specific fee per lot on ECN or raw spread accounts. What immediately stands out to me is the absence of transparent regulatory information; the broker carries a "suspicious regulatory license" and is flagged for "high potential risk" with a low overall score and a regulatory index at zero. This raises fundamental concerns for me as a trader because reputable brokers are typically very clear about their fee models, especially in ECN environments where commissions are standard for each lot traded. My experience in this industry has taught me that when a broker lacks visible oversight and does not publish its fee structures openly, it becomes exceedingly difficult—and risky—to trust them with deposits or real trading activity. Without confirmation of their regulatory status or business practices, I don't feel comfortable speculating about Star Store's trading costs or commission policy. For my own trading and capital safety, I tend to avoid brokers where such basic and essential details are unknown, as this lack of clarity can significantly impact not just my bottom line, but the overall security of my funds. Therefore, I would advise extreme caution and further independent research before considering any trading with Star Store.