Based on my review of Galaxy Futures, I found it difficult to obtain a complete and transparent picture of their fees, including commission structures and any spreads. What concerns me as an experienced trader is the absence of publicly disclosed details regarding trading costs; the WikiFX data does not specify commissions, spreads, or additional charges. In my experience, such opacity makes it challenging to accurately evaluate the total cost of trading, which is a crucial factor for risk management and long-term profitability. I did note that Galaxy Futures is regulated by the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX), which does impose certain industry standards and oversight. This regulatory background may reassure me somewhat about the overall stability of the firm. However, from a fee structure perspective, not being able to clearly review the commissions or ascertain if any spreads are widened is a barrier. The only concrete deposit and withdrawal information pertains to banking hours, rather than costs. In summary, while Galaxy Futures appears to operate legitimately under notable regulatory oversight, the lack of timely, specific, and transparent fee information makes me very cautious. For my own trading, I prefer brokers who provide clear, accessible fee schedules so I can fully understand my potential expenses before committing any capital. I strongly recommend seeking direct clarification from Galaxy Futures’ support before proceeding with real funds.