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Sagot

As someone with years of experience in the forex and futures markets, I approach every new broker with careful scrutiny—especially when that broker is unregulated and receives consistent risk warnings, as is the case with BYDS. From my research, BYDS unfortunately does not provide transparent or authoritative documentation about its fee schedule, commissions, or spreads. In my practice, this lack of transparency alone is a significant red flag. Usually, reputable brokers are very clear about the costs traders face: spreads, commissions per lot, overnight financing rates, and any hidden charges. However, with BYDS, I was unable to find any official breakdown or clear disclosure of these critical trading costs. In addition, user reports indicate issues not just with unclear fees, but also with funds' withdrawal—meaning hidden or unexpected costs may not even be the chief risk for the trader. In the absence of regulatory oversight and detailed, public fee schedules, there is no reliable way for me to quantify expected trading costs with BYDS. This creates real uncertainty; in my experience, such opacity exposes traders to the possibility of unexpectedly wide spreads, undisclosed commissions, or other unfavorable fee structures. Without this fundamental information, I personally would not engage in live trading with BYDS under any circumstance. For me, clear cost structures backed by regulatory standards are essential for trust and risk management.