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Based on my own research and trading experience, it’s standard practice to examine factors such as spreads, commissions, and platform fees before committing to any broker—especially for indices like the US100. With reliancesmartmoney, however, I found it difficult to conduct a full cost analysis. According to the information available, this broker does not disclose any clear details about its spreads, commission structures, or fee schedules. Not having this information is concerning to me—transparent trading costs are a basic expectation in the industry and crucial for risk management, particularly for margin products like indices. Further, reliancesmartmoney is not regulated by any reputable financial authority. Trading with an unregulated broker inherently raises my risk profile. Given this, any hidden or unexpected fees could materially affect my outcomes, because I’d have limited recourse if there are disputes about costs or withdrawals. Due to the lack of disclosed cost structure, I’m unable to quantify the total cost of trading the US100 on reliancesmartmoney. For me, this lack of transparency makes it impossible to manage my risk properly or to compare this broker fairly to others with clear and regulated pricing models. Until all trading costs are transparently published and proper regulation is in place, I would strongly recommend exercising caution before trading indices—or indeed, any asset—with this platform.