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As someone who relies heavily on transparency and clarity in brokerage fee structures, my assessment of Vita Markets is cautious due to the limited fee information available in the official materials and user feedback. According to the data, Vita Markets operates under CySEC regulation and provides investment services through a Straight Through Processing (STP) model, which typically suggests access to market-driven spreads rather than fixed ones, and often means commissions may be charged per trade. However, there is no direct reference to precise commission amounts or the typical range of spreads that traders can expect when trading with Vita Markets. In my experience, the absence of explicit details on commissions and spreads is a significant consideration, especially for anyone serious about cost analysis in their trading. The user comments highlight reasonable commissions and accessible trading starting at very low minimum deposits, which suggests that retail trading costs could be competitive for newcomers. But as a cautious and experienced trader, I would not make assumptions about the all-in trading costs without seeing published fee tables. STP brokers can have variable spreads, and sometimes additional commissions are hidden in platform terms. Therefore, while the regulation adds legitimacy, the lack of accessible, comprehensive breakdowns on commissions and spreads means I cannot thoroughly evaluate the true cost of trading here, and I would advise verifying fee schedules directly with the broker before funding any account.