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From my perspective as an experienced trader reviewing CHUANG YUAN FUTURES, it’s important to highlight that this broker is primarily based in China and focuses on regulated futures markets, with licensing from the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX). When it comes to trading popular indices such as the US100 (commonly known as the Nasdaq 100), I have to be cautious in my assessment, because the readily available context does not specify that CHUANG YUAN FUTURES offers direct access to US index CFDs or futures. Their primary business scope centers on exchanges and products in the domestic Chinese and select international commodity and financial futures space. For the indices that are available, such as those linked to the China market and possibly some global indices via structured products, my experience tells me that total trading costs typically include commissions per contract, the bid-ask spread, exchange fees, and potential overnight holding or settlement costs. With CHUANG YUAN FUTURES specifically, deposits and withdrawals are primarily managed in RMB, and investors should consider currency conversion costs if their base currency is not RMB. There may also be additional service fees for certain products or platforms, depending on the asset class and trading volume. Given their regulated structure and risk management focus, I expect charges to be transparent, but the absence of clear fee tables on their platform means I would always contact customer service or request an official fee schedule before committing capital. I believe being thorough and asking for written clarifications is vital in avoiding unexpected charges and ensuring the trading costs fit one’s strategy and capital.