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From my experience with Huajin International, I found that they do not offer ECN or raw spread accounts in the way forex traders might expect. Their primary business is centered around securities and futures trading, and they do not provide forex trading services. The fee structure is based on a commission system, but it's not a per-lot commission typically associated with ECN forex brokers. Instead, commissions depend on the market and product, ranging from 0.15% to 0.25% with a minimum charge (for example, HK$100 or US$15), alongside additional costs like stamp duty and clearing fees. For me, this distinction is important because it directly impacts how one calculates trading costs and strategies. Unlike the transparent per-lot pricing found in pure ECN environments, Huajin International’s commission system is more complex and varies according to asset class and transaction size. This can make expenses less predictable, especially for traders used to the straightforward fee structure of forex ECN brokers. As always, I urge caution and recommend thoroughly reviewing their fee disclosures on the official website or consulting customer support for specifics regarding commissions before opening an account, to avoid unexpected costs or misunderstandings about pricing.