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Based on my review and personal analysis as an experienced trader, I was unable to confirm if Krungthai charges a commission per lot on any ECN or raw spread accounts simply because their actual forex trading offerings appear nonexistent. According to my findings, Krungthai is not currently regulated and operates under a "suspicious regulatory license" with a high potential risk flag. Their platform mainly provides access to securities and derivatives—not forex—and there are no clear details about ECN or raw spread account structures. The lack of transparent information regarding trading fees, deposit and withdrawal procedures, or even specific account types is concerning for me. In forex trading, reliable brokers are typically very upfront about their commission structures and costs. Here, I found no such disclosures. This signals a potential lack of accountability, which I consider a serious red flag—especially since trust and transparency are paramount when choosing a counterparty for trading. In summary, since Krungthai does not appear to offer true ECN forex accounts or provide any public documentation on commissions per lot, I would advise extreme caution. For my own trading, I only engage with consistently regulated firms that clearly disclose all trading costs and structures. In Krungthai's case, the absence of such clarity is enough for me to avoid allocating any capital to this broker.