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As an experienced forex trader, transparency in a broker's fee structure is always at the top of my checklist, especially given how fees directly impact trading costs and long-term profitability. With C. D. Commodities, my research revealed several issues when evaluating their fees. The most specific detail available is that clients are required to pay a 20% upfront margin of the transaction value to trade in the cash market segment. However, beyond this, I found a troubling lack of clarity. There’s no published information outlining their commissions, spreads, or even detailed trading fees for other instruments like derivatives or commodities. For me, the absence of transparent details about commissions or spreads is a red flag. Without this information, it's impossible to accurately estimate trading costs or compare C. D. Commodities against regulated and more transparent competitors. It's also worth noting that the broker does not provide demo accounts, further limiting my ability to test execution and experience potential fee impacts firsthand. Since trading costs can accumulate rapidly, I would exercise extreme caution before committing real capital. In my opinion, a lack of clear fee disclosure—paired with their unregulated status—means the risks are elevated, and I personally would not be comfortable proceeding without full cost transparency.