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Based on my close examination of the available information regarding Trivepro, I was unable to find any clear and transparent disclosure about commission charges per lot on ECN or raw spread accounts. In my experience, reputable brokers usually provide explicit fee structures on their websites, particularly when it comes to key costs like commissions for active traders. However, Trivepro’s details on account types and trading costs are notably vague. The platform mentions certain fees, like a dormant account fee of £25 per month after six months of inactivity, but remains silent about whether there are per-trade commissions specifically tied to ECN or raw accounts. Given that Trivepro currently operates without any regulatory oversight—having had its UK license revoked and being flagged for high potential risk—I am especially cautious. In my opinion, when a broker is unregulated and lacks transparency about its trading fees, it becomes very difficult for me to accurately assess potential trading costs or compare value with other established brokers. For traders like myself who prioritize fee predictability, this lack of clear information is a significant concern and a reason for hesitation. Personally, I would not proceed with opening or funding an account until I had full, documented clarity on all trading costs, including possible commissions on each lot.