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In my personal experience and after carefully researching S&C Inversiones, I found that evaluating their fee structure presents notable challenges due to the lack of publicly available and detailed information. The broker claims to offer trading on products such as futures, options, stocks, and mutual funds, but the specifics about commissions, spreads, or any other transaction-related costs are absent from the information I found. For me, as someone who approaches broker selection with caution, this lack of transparency is a significant concern. Knowing the details of commissions and spreads is fundamental for managing trading costs effectively, as these fees can have a substantial impact on profitability and risk. What further heightens my caution is that S&C Inversiones currently operates without any valid regulatory oversight, and its WikiFX risk index is extremely low. In my view, unregulated brokers with vague or undisclosed fee structures increase the potential for unexpected or opaque charges. From a risk management perspective, I find it prudent only to engage with brokers who publish their fee schedules clearly and are subject to recognized regulations. In summary, because S&C Inversiones does not disclose detailed fee information, I personally would recommend exercising extreme caution and, if fees are not clarified in writing before funding an account, I would look elsewhere for a more transparent and regulated provider.