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Based on my research and experience evaluating brokers, when I look into a company like Core Financial Markets Ltd, regulatory status is always my first concern. According to the most recent data, Core Financial Markets Ltd is operating with a highly suspicious regulatory license and lacks recognized oversight. For me, that’s a significant red flag, and I personally choose to avoid brokers that aren’t demonstrably safe or transparent. Regarding commission structures, I was unable to find any clear or verifiable information about whether Core Financial Markets Ltd charges a commission per lot on ECN or raw spread account types. In my experience, legitimate ECN or raw spread accounts typically involve a fixed commission per lot, with spreads kept minimal. However, because Core Financial Markets Ltd does not publish its regulatory credentials and the broker’s operational transparency is considerably lacking, I do not have confidence in their stated account conditions—if they’re listed at all. Importantly, a lack of transparency and inconsistent business scope make it difficult to verify not only commissions but all fee-related details. In summary, due to their unregulated and high-risk profile, I cannot recommend relying on any unconfirmed statements regarding commission structures with Core Financial Markets Ltd. Personally, I would proceed with extreme caution, and I’d strongly suggest only trading with brokers whose commission schemes, licensing, and business practices are openly verifiable and overseen by reputable authorities.