As an independent trader reviewing Numisma, I need to be particularly careful given the context available. Based on my investigation into their public profile, I found that Numisma claims its fee requirements are “100% transparent,” but, to my concern, I could not find any concrete or detailed information regarding trading commissions, including whether they charge a per lot fee on ECN or raw spread accounts. Specifically, there’s an absence of clear disclosures on trading platforms, account types, or explicit fee structures. From my experience, any reputable broker—especially one touting ECN or raw spread offerings—should be upfront about such vital details, as they are fundamental to risk calculation and effective cost management. Furthermore, I noticed several high-risk indicators and recurring user complaints regarding withdrawal issues, along with ambiguous business practices flagged in multiple jurisdictions. For a trader like me, such transparency gaps combined with regulatory red flags make it difficult to trust operational reliability or fee structures claimed by the broker. My standard approach in these scenarios is to avoid committing funds until all fees, especially commissions per lot, are documented in writing and validated by reliable sources. For Numisma, I have not found sufficient proof or specifics to answer confidently about any commission per lot. In my practice, this lack of information itself is a major reason for caution.