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As an independent trader with years of experience evaluating brokers, I always prioritize a thorough understanding of fee structures before considering any platform, including TCS (Taiwan Cooperative Securities). On reviewing available information, I found TCS is a regulated securities broker under the Taipei Exchange (TPEx), offering a range of services: margin trading, short sales, futures, consigned foreign securities trading, and investment consulting. However, TCS’s transparency regarding their fee structure leaves much to be desired. There is a notable absence of publicly disclosed details about commissions, spreads, minimum deposits, or trading platform costs. From my perspective, the lack of explicit breakdowns on trading commissions or bid-ask spreads is concerning because it prevents traders from accurately estimating their trading expenses in advance. In my experience, regulated brokers typically provide this data openly, reflecting industry best practices and supporting informed decision-making. While TCS might offer regulated oversight and industry-standard products, their limited transparency means I would proceed with caution. If you require absolute clarity on costs—which I strongly recommend for protecting your capital and optimizing strategies—direct engagement with the company’s support or a formal request for a comprehensive fee schedule is essential before committing any funds. In summary, I could not independently verify the specific commissions or spreads at TCS, and this opacity influences how I personally assess their suitability for active traders.