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From my in-depth review of ZLK, I found that their fee structure warrants careful consideration, especially given the broader context of their operation. ZLK does apply commission fees which are flexible and vary depending on the specific trading instruments being used, such as equities and commodities. However, I was unable to locate explicit details about their spreads or a comprehensive fee schedule, which is concerning for me as a trader. In my experience, transparent and readily available information on both commissions and spreads is essential for informed decision-making and proper risk assessment. One notable point is that ZLK does not offer trading in forex, indices, stocks outside of Pakistan, or cryptocurrencies, so their commissions are likely primarily associated with equity and commodity transactions on the Pakistan Stock Exchange. What stands out, and gives me pause, is the lack of disclosure about average spread size as well as any possible hidden charges or platform fees. This lack of transparency, paired with the fact that ZLK operates without regulatory oversight, means I personally exercise extra caution; unknown or opaque costs can drastically impact outcomes, especially over frequent trades. Ultimately, while ZLK’s commissions may be flexible, the absence of clear information and standardized platforms like MT4/MT5 makes it difficult for me to fully assess overall trading costs. For anyone valuing cost certainty, I would recommend a cautious approach and, if possible, request full fee details directly from ZLK before making any financial commitments.