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Based on my assessment of Swiss Capital, I have not found any verifiable or transparent information detailing commission charges per lot for ECN or raw spread accounts. The broker does offer a variety of instruments—forex, ETFs, equities, indices, and commodities—but there is a concerning lack of detailed fee schedules or account-type breakdowns available from their own materials or through third-party reviews. While some user feedback mentions “low commissions” for ECN trading, this appears anecdotal and is not substantiated by any official disclosure from Swiss Capital. For me, the absence of published fee structures or commission specifics is a significant red flag—especially because transparent cost information is essential for realistic trading strategy and risk assessment. Adding to my caution, Swiss Capital is flagged with an “Exceeded” regulatory status by the FCA and is labeled a medium potential risk, which signals gaps in oversight or operational scope. In my experience, reputable ECN brokers typically provide clear and upfront information on commissions per lot; that is not the case here. Given these considerations, I would advise exercising extra caution with Swiss Capital, particularly if you are focused on cost-sensitive ECN or raw spread trading strategies. Without publicly available, precise commission data, I cannot recommend assuming anything about their fee model.