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As an experienced forex trader, I pay close attention to the transparency and details of a broker’s trading costs, especially when dealing with major indices like the US100. In the case of ACLEDA Bank, I find it challenging, and frankly concerning, that there is a noticeable lack of disclosed information regarding spreads, leverage, minimum deposits, or any explicit fee structure for trading indices. From what I can gather, ACLEDA Bank is primarily a Cambodian financial institution offering a broad array of conventional banking services. While they do provide some trading functionality through their proprietary platforms—namely the ACLEDA Super App and Internet Banking—they are not specific about the products or the cost structure for instruments such as the US100 index. The absence of valid regulatory oversight is an immediate red flag for me. Without any regulatory framework or clear disclosures on trading costs, it becomes almost impossible to estimate the explicit or hidden fees involved, such as spread costs, commissions, or overnight financing rates for trading indices. This lack of concrete information is a serious operational risk and makes it difficult for me to recommend, or even consider, ACLEDA Bank for index trading. For my own risk management, I require full transparency and reliable regulation before entrusting my capital to any trading platform, especially when trading instruments as volatile as the US100. Until such details are openly provided, I remain extremely cautious and would urge fellow traders to do the same.