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As an independent trader whose approach is grounded in risk management and due diligence, understanding the total trading cost is crucial—especially for indices like the US100. When I evaluate a broker such as JINRUI FUTURES, my first step is always to seek transparent data on their fee structure, including spreads, commissions, overnight financing (swap) rates, and any hidden fees that could impact my trade’s bottom line. However, my experience with JINRUI FUTURES was hindered by a striking lack of accessible, concrete information about these costs. With reputable brokers, I expect clear listings of spreads for the US100, commission charges per lot or contract, and other potential fees such as platform charges or withdrawal fees. Disappointingly, I could not locate these details from JINRUI FUTURES, which raises a flag for me about transparency. In my trading practice, unclear or undisclosed costs make it impossible to accurately project the risk–reward profile of my trades, especially for high-volatility indices where costs can quickly erode returns. For this reason, unless I can obtain official, comprehensive fee schedules detailing every component of trading costs, I remain cautious about engaging with JINRUI FUTURES for US100 or any other indices. Without this information, prudent risk management simply isn’t possible, and I personally would not proceed with real capital under such opaque conditions.