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Based on my research and experience navigating broker reviews, I found OMEGA’s fee structure quite opaque, and that is an important consideration for me as a trader. At the time of my assessment, there was no publicly disclosed information regarding their spreads, commissions, or minimum deposits. I could not locate precise numbers or typical range for major pairs, nor any clear policy on non-trading fees or withdrawal costs. The lack of transparency on costs immediately stood out as a concern. From what I could gather, OMEGA operates as a Market Maker under CySEC regulation and does not provide access to widely-used MT4 or MT5 platforms. Instead, clients are limited to proprietary WTS (IB) and OTS platforms, making it hard to assess standard spreads or compare trading costs with better-known brokers. In my personal approach to trading, the ability to calculate and anticipate costs is essential for risk management. Without clarity on even basic trading fees, I find it difficult to comfortably evaluate position sizing or longer-term strategies. This cautious perspective is reinforced by additional red flags, such as the mismatch between regulatory and physical addresses highlighted in audit surveys. While regulation under CySEC provides a degree of oversight, the limited disclosure on fundamental trading costs remains a critical issue for me. If transparent, competitive fees are central to your trading, I advise potential clients to proceed carefully and seek direct clarification from OMEGA’s support before making funding decisions.