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Speaking as a trader with years of independent experience, it’s essential to approach Swiss Capital’s fee structure with caution due to transparency limitations. From what I’ve gathered, this broker does not provide detailed, publicly listed information about their specific spreads, commissions, or other trading-related fees. While low commissions for ECN trading have been mentioned positively by a user, I must stress that these isolated comments can’t substitute for verifiable, official fee schedules. The platform offers forex, ETFs, equities, indices, and commodities—but without published spread or commission tables, I had to rely on user feedback and my own conservative mindset when considering costs. In my experience, some traders report prompt execution and little slippage, which can sometimes indicate competitive spreads, particularly on ECN accounts. However, without transparent data on their average spread size or commission per lot traded, I simply can’t make confident comparisons to established brokers that post these figures openly. I also note that there is a credit card hold for some funding methods and the withdrawal process generally takes one to two days, but again, transfer fees and costs remain unspecified. Given the broker’s “Exceeded” regulatory status and the lack of precise fee disclosures, my approach would be especially prudent: I only ever commit funds to brokers that make all costs and commissions fully transparent upfront. If low trading costs are a priority for you, I strongly recommend requesting a full fee breakdown directly from their support before you trade, to avoid unexpected expenses. For me, full transparency is non-negotiable.