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From my deep-dive into VALFOREX, I need to be very clear: there is no evidence that VALFOREX offers any form of ECN or raw spread trading accounts, nor is there any direct mention of commission charges per traded lot in the information I reviewed. As a trader who depends heavily on transparency, this lack of precise detail is itself a red flag for me. VALFOREX positions itself as a forex consulting service, offering expert advice, trading plan development, and risk management through Zoom or Google Meet—rather than an actual brokerage venue handling executions or providing traditional trading accounts like ECN or raw spread models. My own approach is to only trade through brokers who are strictly regulated, since the presence of oversight is fundamental for protecting my interests. VALFOREX operates without regulation from any recognized financial authority, making it impossible for me to verify how their cost structure or account models function in practice. In environments like this, where basic broker features such as commissions and account types are undefined, the risks simply outweigh any possible benefit. Frankly, for me, the lack of regulatory support and basic product detail means I would urge extreme caution. Other brokers that are clearly regulated and transparent about their account structures—including specifics on commission per lot—give me far more confidence, both in terms of my funds' safety and the predictability of my trading costs. Without this, I cannot justify engaging with VALFOREX, especially regarding anything as nuanced as ECN or raw spread account commissions.