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Based on my thorough review and experience as a trader, I have not found any evidence that VPS provides traditional ECN or raw spread accounts similar to what is typically offered by internationally regulated forex brokers. While the platform does feature proprietary trading tools like SmartOne and SmartPRO, there is no clear mention of ECN account structures, raw spread offerings, or specific commission models on each lot traded. In my experience, legitimate ECN or raw spread accounts are always paired with full transparency regarding trading costs—including precise commission charges per lot. However, the context makes clear that VPS is not regulated by any recognized financial authority and is marked by WikiFX as a high-risk provider with a "suspicious regulatory license." For me, this lack of regulation and transparency is a serious red flag, especially when considering the nature of trading fees or commissions. I urge other traders to be cautious, as unregulated companies are under no obligation to adhere to best practices or disclose complete fee structures. Without clear, public documentation about commission charges, I cannot determine if, or how much, VPS charges per lot on any account type. Since fee transparency is a foundation of trust and risk management for any trader, I cannot recommend assuming the existence of standard ECN-like commission schemes with VPS.