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Sagot

As a trader who's always careful about platform safety and transparency, I’ve recently explored VNDIRECT to assess its trading costs for indices like the US100. My first and most important observation is the absence of clear, detailed information on trading fees and costs directly provided by VNDIRECT. The platform does advertise a wide array of financial services and several proprietary trading platforms, but unlike many global competitors, it does not lay out a transparent fee schedule for assets like the US100 index. For me, this lack of cost clarity is a significant red flag. In the forex and indices space, knowing the full cost structure—including spreads, commissions, overnight financing (swap) charges, and any hidden fees—is essential before committing real capital. With VNDIRECT, I could not find precisely how spreads or commissions are applied to instruments like the US100, nor any reference to minimum deposit requirements or potential slippage that would let me adequately assess the total cost of trading. The platform’s unregulated status and the “high potential risk” warning only strengthen my cautious stance. In my own trading, I avoid platforms that cannot demonstrate both transparency and strong regulatory oversight, because undisclosed or unpredictable fees can directly impact returns and risk management. Until there is clear, accessible fee disclosure from VNDIRECT, I would not be able to recommend or accurately quantify the total trading costs for indices such as the US100. For me, trading with a regulated, fully transparent broker remains the safer and more prudent choice.