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From my review and careful consideration of KIT Finance as a trading venue, I've found that transparency around its fee structure—specifically regarding commissions and spreads—is, unfortunately, a significant concern. The available information does not provide concrete details about trading costs, such as exact commission rates, spreads, or even minimum deposit requirements. For me as an experienced trader, the lack of this critical information is quite concerning, particularly given that clear, published fee schedules are standard practice among reputable brokers. What I do observe is that KIT's business is primarily positioned toward institutional and professional clients, offering sophisticated access via their Valdi Market Access platform. While this technology-focus implies potentially competitive routing and executions, without published commissions or spread data, I am left to make assumptions about the true trading costs. I believe this lack of disclosure introduces unnecessary uncertainty into the trading experience and can obscure hidden costs, which is unacceptable for anyone managing risk carefully. Given the absence of regulatory oversight and concrete cost details, I am particularly cautious. In my judgment, I would strongly advise others to avoid opening an account before KIT publicly clarifies its full pricing policy—including all fees, commissions, and spreads. In trading, especially with unregulated entities, lack of transparency can create material risks and surprises that are best avoided.