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From my research and personal review of CHINA SECURITIES, I couldn’t find any transparent or detailed information regarding commission charges per lot for any ECN or raw spread account types. In fact, I did not see clear evidence that CHINA SECURITIES even provides traditional forex ECN or raw spread accounts like the major, regulated forex brokers. Instead, the company appears to focus on a broader suite of investment and wealth management products—ranging from public funds and local debt to precious metals and stock trading—rather than offering a specialized forex trading experience. What stood out most to me in my review process is the total lack of regulation. CHINA SECURITIES, despite being a long-established company listed in China, isn’t overseen by any internationally recognized financial authority for its brokerage services. This automatically raises my risk threshold, especially when it comes to fine print matters like commission structures. Even though the broker’s fees in other areas (like financing and short selling) are listed as comparatively high, there is simply no explicit disclosure on trading commissions for forex accounts or clear account segmentation. Given the absence of both oversight and clear, verifiable commission details, I personally would not assume any specific fee structure, including per-lot commissions, without further confirmation directly from the company. For me, a transparent fee schedule and proper regulatory safeguards are essential before considering any form of active trading with a broker. Without those, I approach brokers like CHINA SECURITIES with extra caution.