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Based on my experience and the available information about ADMIS, I was unable to find any concrete details regarding commission charges per lot for ECN or raw spread accounts. In fact, there is a notable lack of transparency around their fee structure overall. From what I gathered, ADMIS primarily focuses on offering futures trading rather than traditional spot forex trading, operating on professional platforms like CQG and Trading Technologies but not offering MT4 or MT5. The absence of explicit information about account types such as ECN or raw spread, as well as the specifics of any commission structure, raises some concerns for me as a trader who values clarity and predictable trading costs. For anyone considering ADMIS, I would advise a conservative approach. The uncertainty around key details like commissions and account terms makes it difficult to fully assess all potential trading costs. In the world of leveraged trading where transparency is crucial for risk management and profitability, I generally prefer brokers who openly publish their fee schedules. Until clear documentation is provided directly by ADMIS, I cannot confirm whether they charge a commission per lot for any account type, and I would proceed with careful due diligence before committing any substantial capital.