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Based on my review of Swiss Gold, I found it difficult to get clear, transparent information about account types such as ECN or raw spread, including whether there are commissions charged per lot. In my experience as a trader, legitimate brokers are typically very upfront about their fee structures, especially for ECN or raw accounts, because the commission per lot is a crucial detail that affects trading costs. What concerned me most in my assessment was the lack of valid regulatory oversight and the very recent establishment of the company. Swiss Gold's business model and operations raise multiple red flags: there's no credible licensing information, and the WikiFX risk indices are extremely low. In situations like this, I always urge extreme caution because an absence of transparent pricing—and especially essential details like commissions—can obscure hidden costs and even fraudulent practices. From my own risk management approach, I do not open accounts or deposit funds with brokers whose fees, regulations, and business backgrounds are ambiguous or unverifiable. For me, the inability to access specific commission information for ECN or raw spread accounts is not just inconvenient—it’s a signal that the broker may not operate with the transparency and integrity I require. Therefore, if you value your capital and security, I would advise against proceeding with Swiss Gold until all such details are publicly disclosed, independently verified, and the firm is properly regulated.