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In my personal assessment, TIANFU FUTURES operates primarily as a commodity futures broker and does not mention offering ECN or raw spread accounts, which are more typical in the forex space. From my experience, futures brokers like TIANFU FUTURES commonly structure fees differently than forex brokers. Instead of charging a commission per lot as seen with ECN or raw accounts, TIANFU FUTURES charges specific fees tied to each futures contract. These include opening fees, flat fees, and delivery fees depending on the transaction. For me, the lack of information about commission-based ECN or raw spread accounts is a notable distinction and means I cannot assume they provide such account types or fee structures. While they are regulated in China under the CFFEX (with a futures license), I would advise caution because their business scope has some ambiguities and transparency concerns, which are important to consider for any large-scale participation. Their platform selection is quite robust for futures trading, but again, no mention of forex or typical ECN features. In summary, for my own trading criteria, TIANFU FUTURES charges standard futures trading fees rather than per-lot commissions on ECN or raw accounts, simply because such account types do not appear to be available through this broker.