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From my review of Metaverse Securities, I did not find clear information specifically outlining commissions per lot in the context of ECN or raw spread accounts. In my personal experience with various brokers, commission structures are usually prominently disclosed, especially for ECN models, as these tend to involve transparent per-lot fees. Instead, Metaverse Securities offers a variety of trading instruments—stocks, forex, ETFs, REITs—with most basic services such as depositing, withdrawing funds, and custody typically free. However, certain transactional services like stamp transfer fees and other processing charges may apply. What stands out to me is their focus on providing cost-effective basic trading, but the details around exact trading commissions, particularly per-lot charges on ECN or raw spread accounts, are not made explicit. Given this lack of detail and recognizing the cautious approach any prudent trader should take, I would personally be hesitant to make assumptions about hidden costs or the absence thereof. I also noticed that while Metaverse Securities is regulated in Hong Kong, their scope of business has reportedly exceeded the limits of one expired SFC license, which adds an additional layer of risk. For me, full transparency around fee structures and up-to-date licensing are key considerations before committing significant funds or trades. Therefore, I recommend contacting their customer support directly for a definitive answer regarding commission charges on specific accounts and ensuring you have all fee-related details in writing before trading.