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As an experienced trader who prioritizes transparency and caution, I found that I-Access does not actually offer trading in indices like the US100. Based on my review of their available products, the platform’s offerings are limited to securities, shares, futures, and options—while popular asset classes including forex, commodities, indices, and cryptocurrencies are not supported. This means traders looking to speculate on the US100 or similar index products will not find them available through I-Access. When considering total trading costs for instruments that are offered, such as futures or options, commissions are clearly outlined—$5 per futures or options contract as a base, with volume discounts in place for very active traders. For Hong Kong securities, commission is set at 0.25% with a minimum charge. However, for products outside these—for example, indices—there is no cost structure provided because they are simply not listed as tradable instruments. Additionally, I am particularly conservative about trading with brokers that lack regulatory oversight, and I-Access has no current valid regulatory license. This significantly increases risk, as there are no guarantees about transparency of fees or investor protection. Therefore, from my own due diligence and priorities as a trader, I would not consider I-Access a suitable venue for index trading, nor can I break down costs for the US100, since it’s not available. Always research instruments and regulatory status before committing funds to any broker.