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Based on my research and experience as a forex trader, evaluating brokers begins with verifying their regulatory status and transparency, especially when calculating trading costs for key indices like the US100. With IndiaNivesh, I am unable to access reliable information about specific index trading costs—including spreads, commissions, or swap rates—because they do not actually offer indices as a tradable asset. According to their service summary, while a range of asset classes are covered (equities, mutual funds, derivatives, currencies, and commodities), there is no support for indices such as the US100. This absence alone is critical for anyone focused on trading major global indices. Moreover, I noticed serious concerns regarding IndiaNivesh's legitimacy and safety, as they are not regulated by any recognized financial authority. In my professional view, trading with an unregulated broker increases overall risk, as there may be limited recourse for disputes about costs or account issues. The lack of a demo account and transparent fee structure further complicates cost assessment. For anyone considering index trading, my advice is to carefully choose only regulated brokers that publicly disclose all trading costs and actually offer the products you're interested in—this approach protects both your capital and your peace of mind.