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Based on my review of BD Securities, I could not find any concrete or transparent information about their fee structure, including commissions and spread charges. As someone who takes risk management seriously, this lack of transparency is especially concerning. According to the facts available, BD Securities operates out of Bangladesh and has been active for 5 to 10 years, but there is a clear warning regarding the absence of valid regulatory information and the broker is flagged as high risk. When a broker neither publishes nor clearly communicates its trading costs, it becomes almost impossible for me—or any trader—to reliably assess total trading expenses or compare them with industry standards. The inability to verify such essential details raises fundamental trust issues. Without clear disclosure of spreads, commissions, or any hidden costs, there’s no way for me to accurately prepare for trading costs or to guard against unexpected deductions from my account. This kind of opacity is exactly what I avoid in my own trading practice. While other brokers generally provide accessible and detailed breakdowns of their trading conditions, the sheer absence of fee information with BD Securities means I cannot recommend it to anyone who prioritizes cost transparency and financial security. Given the severe lack of oversight and disclosure, I advise extreme caution, and I personally steer clear until full, reliable fee structures are made available by the broker.