Drawing from my experience as a trader who prioritizes transparency and clarity, I paid close attention to Qian Kun Futures’ approach to fees. The available information on their fee structure is quite limited, which raised a few concerns for me. What is explicitly stated is that Qian Kun Futures charges no fees for deposits or withdrawals via bank wire, which removes a common cost that some brokers pass on to clients. However, aside from the note that the transfer must be between accounts with the same name and that the minimum account balance should be above 100 yuan, there is no published detail about trading commissions, spreads, or other transaction-related charges. This lack of transparency makes it difficult for me to accurately anticipate my total trading costs. In the futures market, these costs—whether spread, commission per lot, or potential platform fees—are essential for effective trade planning and risk control. Without clear figures, it becomes challenging to compare Qian Kun Futures fairly against other brokers I’ve used. For me, understanding all potential fees is a top priority before opening an account. Qian Kun Futures’ omission of detailed commission and spread information compels me to exercise caution. I would personally contact their customer service directly and request precise details before making funding decisions or executing live trades. In summary, while bank transfer fees are not passed on, the overall fee structure lacks the clarity I need for informed, confident trading.