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Based on my thorough review of the information available, I was unable to find any concrete details indicating that M&H offers ECN or raw spread accounts, nor any specifics regarding their commission structure per lot traded. In my experience as a trader, credible brokers typically provide clear, accessible information on account types, including whether there are commissions associated with ECN or raw spread models. However, with M&H, not only is their regulatory status lacking—there is no valid oversight—but their official website is currently inaccessible, which raises significant transparency concerns for me. This lack of transparency is particularly problematic when evaluating costs like commissions, which are fundamental for calculating trading expenses and managing risk. Without this critical information, I am not comfortable making assumptions about how M&H structures its fees for ECN or other accounts, if such options even exist in practice. In my view, this degree of ambiguity presents a substantial risk. For traders managing their financial safety, clarity on fees and regulatory oversight is essential before considering any deposit or trade. For me, the absence of this information with M&H fails to meet the standard of trustworthiness I require from any brokerage service.