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As someone who actively compares trading conditions across multiple brokers, I always make it a point to scrutinize the total cost structure before committing funds. With DOTO Futures, there are some unique considerations regarding their fee model, especially if you want to trade indices like the US100 or other macro stock indices. Based on what I’ve found, DOTO Futures charges a transaction fee that is five times the standard exchange fee. This means that whatever the base fee would be on the relevant exchange, you need to multiply that by five to calculate what DOTO Futures will charge for each trade. Unfortunately, the exact fee amount in cash terms isn’t publicly listed, so I wasn't able to determine a precise dollar figure without direct access to their live trading environment or official fee schedule. Another important point for me is the overall transparency of trading costs. DOTO Futures does not provide information regarding spreads, overnight financing, or any additional hidden fees on their indices products. For someone used to trading forex and indices, this lack of clarity makes it challenging to accurately estimate the total trading cost. Furthermore, there’s no public information on account minimums or deposit/withdrawal fees, which could impact your net profitability. Taking these factors into account, I’d suggest approaching DOTO Futures with caution if low costs or fee transparency are high on your priority list. For my personal trading style, the absence of complete cost disclosure would make me wary of allocating significant capital until I receive full clarity directly from their support or through a demo account.