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As an experienced trader, my primary concern when reviewing any broker is always the security of my funds and the clarity of their trading conditions. With Match Securities, I could not find any concrete or transparent details about commissions per lot, particularly for ECN or raw spread account types. This level of ambiguity is a significant red flag for me, especially when compared to established, regulated brokers who tend to be upfront about their fee structure. Adding to my caution, Match Securities is an unregulated broker based in Mauritius, and their WikiFX profile highlights numerous risks such as suspicious regulatory licenses and a general lack of detailed information regarding critical aspects like account types, trading costs, or even minimum deposits. There is no mention of a commission structure, so I cannot verify if they do or do not charge per lot for ECN or raw spreads. In my experience, reputable ECN brokers will always disclose commission rates clearly, but with Match Securities, much of this remains undisclosed. Given these gaps, I feel it is essential to exercise heightened caution. Whenever a broker lacks regulatory oversight and transparency on costs, I would personally avoid committing serious capital without full clarity. Ultimately, it’s not possible for me to confirm whether Match Securities charges commissions on ECN or raw spread accounts due to their lack of public disclosure on this matter.