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Speaking as an experienced trader, I have carefully reviewed all available information regarding PWM Japan Securities. Based on my assessment, I was unable to find any clear, transparent details about their commission structure, particularly concerning ECN or raw spread accounts. In fact, PWM Japan Securities appears to have limited public information on typical trading account types used by active forex traders, such as ECN or raw spread accounts, and there is no specific clarity about per-lot commission fees. What stands out for me is the absence of key details that I generally rely on for decision-making—namely, a comprehensive fee schedule and clear information about spreads and account structures. For traders who, like me, prioritize understanding total trading costs before making any commitments, this lack of transparency is concerning. Furthermore, the platform primarily emphasizes investment trusts, foreign bonds, and pension products rather than standard spot forex trading. Additionally, my due diligence revealed significant and recurring complaints regarding withdrawal difficulties and demands for extra payments under various pretexts. From a risk management perspective, even if the firm is under Japanese FSA oversight, these unresolved exposure reports signal enough potential risk that I personally would avoid depositing funds or trading without much more detailed, verifiable information on all applicable fees and commission structures. For me, trust, clarity, and the ability to independently verify terms and withdrawal policies are non-negotiable.