WikiFX

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From my own experience and after careful research into DORMAN TRADING’s operations, I have not found clear, public details regarding whether they charge a commission per lot similar to what I see with most ECN or raw spread forex accounts. It’s important to clarify that DORMAN TRADING’s core business is futures trading, and not standard forex or CFDs, so the fee structure can differ notably. While the broker does offer access to a variety of trading platforms like Dorman Direct and others, the lack of transparency about fees and commissions does give me pause—especially as someone who takes the cost of trading seriously in any strategy. WikiFX’s broker profile flags several risks regarding regulation, scope of business, and a general lack of fee clarity. For me, this means I need to exercise additional caution before depositing any funds or executing trades. I could not confirm the existence of ECN or raw spread forex accounts at all in their current product suite, and even for their supported futures contracts, actual commission rates or per-trade costs were not publicly disclosed. In my judgment, the absence of clearly published commission structures is a red flag, and I would advise any trader to directly contact DORMAN TRADING for up-to-date details before considering an account. That’s always been my rule when platform transparency is lacking—never assume details that are not explicitly provided.