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As a seasoned trader, I place significant importance on fully understanding a broker’s fee structure before considering any engagement. With FFA, I encountered a notable challenge: there is a considerable lack of transparency regarding their commissions and spreads. From the detailed review I examined, FFA does not publicly disclose clear information about the cost structure of trading, including specifics about spreads on forex pairs or other instruments, nor about their commissions for capital markets trading or asset management. This is particularly concerning for me, as transparent fee information is essential for accurately calculating trading costs and assessing a broker’s competitiveness. The absence of regulatory oversight compounds my caution. In my experience, unregulated brokers often lack the incentive or obligation to provide transparent and competitive fee structures, and this opacity poses a higher risk for unexpected costs, hidden fees, or unfavorable trading conditions. While FFA positions itself as offering services like capital markets trading and CFDs, I found no reference to actual trading costs, required minimum deposits, or any standard commission tiers that are typically expected in this industry. This uncertainty makes it extremely difficult, if not impossible, for me to evaluate whether the pricing is fair or competitive compared to regulated brokers who are clear and upfront about such details. Given these points, I cannot confidently recommend FFA for trading, particularly with such limited information about their commissions and spreads. For me, transparent cost structures and regulatory oversight are non-negotiable when choosing a broker, as they directly impact the safety and predictability of my capital. If fee clarity and trust are priorities, I would urge extreme caution and recommend considering only regulated brokers with clear, accessible pricing information.