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Based on my review and experience analyzing EA Capital, I found it challenging to get clear, detailed answers about critical trading conditions—especially commission charges on ECN or raw spread accounts. The official website provides very limited information, and although they list MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 full licenses, there is no transparent breakdown of costs, including commission per lot or fee structures for their account types. As a trader, I rely on this transparency to properly calculate costs and manage risk, so the absence of such details is concerning. Additionally, I must be particularly cautious here because EA Capital is noted to operate under a suspicious regulatory clone and has high risk warnings associated with its regulatory status. While the platform claims a wide range of instruments and some technical robustness, ultimately, the lack of independently verifiable data regarding fees means I cannot confirm whether EA Capital charges a commission per lot on ECN or raw spread accounts. For me, given the lack of trustworthy, public information on their trading fees and commission structure, I would personally avoid trading with EA Capital until more reliable disclosures are made available. In forex, unclear cost structures can quickly erode performance and signal potential risks for new and experienced traders alike.