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As an experienced trader who assesses brokers with care, I always start by looking closely at their fee structures—transparency here is vital in protecting one’s capital. For BRAC EPL, it’s important to emphasize that they operate without valid regulatory oversight and with some transparency concerns, both of which are major red flags for me. Regarding their fee structure, the commission fee is set at a maximum of 1% on the total trade value. This means each buy or sell order can incur a commission of up to 1%, which is notably higher than what I’m accustomed to at larger, regulated brokers, especially for active traders dealing with bigger volumes. What stands out for me is the clear absence of mention of other potential costs such as spreads, swap/overnight fees, or hidden charges. In my experience, regulated brokers usually provide detailed breakdowns for every possible cost associated with trading, but BRAC EPL’s lack of such detail makes it difficult to fully assess the real net cost of trading there. Moreover, they do not offer demo accounts, making it impossible to trial their platform or fee calculation in practice without risking real funds. Ultimately, the lack of regulatory oversight combined with a relatively high disclosed commission fee leads me to exercise caution. I strongly prefer environments where all trading costs—commissions, spreads, any additional charges—are openly published and easy to verify before committing capital. For me, peace of mind in trading always comes from knowing exactly what I’m being charged and trusting that there are no surprises down the line.