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Having spent many years trading various products, including indices like the US100, I approach any broker review with special attention to cost transparency and regulatory status. When investigating XP Investimentos, I could not find clear or detailed information about their total trading costs—such as spreads, commissions, or overnight financing—for major indices. This opacity is a concern for me, especially as cost structure directly affects my profit margins over time. One of my key criteria before depositing funds is a well-documented fee schedule for specific instruments, particularly popular indices like the US100. On XP Investimentos, while there’s mention of a platform fee (for example, Nelogica Profit Ultra at a monthly charge), there is no breakdown of actual trading costs for indices. The overall lack of published spreads and commissions—plus the fact that the broker is currently unregulated—means it is difficult for me to make an informed judgment about what I’d be paying per index trade. Given my experience, I am very cautious with any broker when regulatory oversight and clear cost disclosure are lacking. Before considering XP Investimentos for trading indices, I would need precise current data on spreads, commission structures, and any hidden fees. This is fundamental not only for managing risk but for upholding sound trading practices. For someone with a risk-averse approach like me, such ambiguities are significant red flags that I wouldn’t ignore.