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After examining SK, I must point out that the broker does not publicly disclose detailed information about its trading fees, commission structures, or spread charges. As someone who aims to make informed trading decisions, this lack of transparency is a significant red flag for me. When approaching any broker, particularly one active in forex and securities trading, I find it essential to have easy access to clear explanations of all costs involved. Unfortunately, SK’s platform does not provide information on minimum spreads, commission rates, or additional trading costs—these are critical for evaluating the true expense of executing trades. What concerns me more is SK's operational status: despite providing investment and brokerage services in South Korea, SK is not under the oversight of local financial regulators like the FSC or FSS. Without regulatory supervision, there is no official requirement for the broker to maintain fair or competitive fee structures, nor is there a clear dispute resolution process should issues arise with commissions or spreads. From my experience, this amplifies the level of risk and uncertainty for clients. In summary, because SK fails to disclose basic pricing details and operates without regulatory oversight, I would approach any potential trading relationship with extreme caution. I recommend that traders prioritize platforms that offer straightforward, transparent breakdowns of all their fee and commission policies before funding an account or initiating trades.