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Based on my review of LUKFOOK, determining whether they charge a commission per lot specifically on ECN or raw spread accounts is challenging, as their published information does not provide these precise account types or associated commission structures. LUKFOOK appears to operate primarily as a securities and futures broker, regulated by the SFC in Hong Kong, with their platforms and account types tailored for securities and options trading, rather than offering traditional forex ECN or raw spread accounts that many global brokers provide. From my own experience reviewing multiple brokers, clarity on commission structures is crucial, especially when trading volume is high or strategies are sensitive to costs. For LUKFOOK, commissions for online cash and margin accounts are described as “negotiable,” and a range of transaction fees are listed for securities trading. However, there is no explicit mention of lot-based commissions or the classic ECN pricing model commonly found with forex-focused brokers. This absence of information makes it difficult for me to assess their competitiveness or suitability for strategies relying on raw spreads and per-lot commission transparency. For my own capital, I always prefer full clarity before trading. In LUKFOOK’s case, given the lack of direct detail on ECN accounts or standard forex commission schedules, I would exercise caution and contact their support directly for specifics before proceeding with any significant trading activity.