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In my thorough review of Ebury and drawing on my experience as a forex trader, I have not found clear, explicit information regarding whether Ebury charges a commission per lot traded on ECN or raw spread accounts. Ebury's public materials seem primarily focused on business-to-business financial solutions such as cross-border payments, FX risk management, and lending, rather than on conventional retail forex trading accounts where commission structures per lot are typically a central discussion point. I always proceed with caution when encountering a broker whose fee structure isn't fully transparent. The WikiFX summary highlights that Ebury provides a wide range of global services and digital tools but specifically notes there is "limited information about fees." For me, transparent and straightforward information on trading conditions—including commission per lot, if any—is critical for evaluating the trustworthiness and suitability of a broker. Given that Ebury's licenses are marked as “Exceeded” and combined with the lack of public detail on commissions, I would be reluctant to trade through their ECN or raw spread services without direct, written confirmation of fee schedules from their support team. If considering Ebury for trading, I would recommend that others (as I would for myself) request written, up-to-date documentation of all fees and commissions before making any deposit or executing trades. Uncertainty in costs, especially with high-risk products like forex, can lead to unwelcome surprises. In my experience, due diligence is essential for safeguarding capital.