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Based on my review and due diligence regarding Zinvest, I've found it challenging to provide a precise breakdown of total trading costs for indices such as the US100. The broker is registered in Hong Kong and regulated under the SFC for dealing in futures contracts, which initially suggests a certain degree of legitimacy. However, there are several red flags that, for me as a cautious trader, cannot be ignored—most significantly, the official website is currently inaccessible. This means I cannot independently verify critical details such as spreads, commissions, overnight financing charges, or any additional fees specific to US100 index trading. Moreover, Zinvest does not transparently disclose transaction specifics or fee structures anywhere publicly available. This lack of transparency deeply concerns me, as trading costs directly affect overall returns and risk management. Traders—even experienced ones—are left with uncertainty about fixed or variable costs, possible hidden charges, or how the broker executes trades on equity indices. Adding to my concerns, there are user reports highlighting issues with customer support, particularly regarding unresolved deposit problems and a lack of urgency in addressing inquiries. In my experience, such inefficiencies and opacity can elevate costs unexpectedly—not only financially but also in terms of wasted time and exposure to operational risk. In summary, without verifiable, up-to-date information from Zinvest on their trading conditions for the US100 or other indices, I cannot responsibly quantify costs. I would recommend traders exercise heightened caution and only proceed if full fee transparency and reliable access to support are restored.