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Based on my thorough review of Ok Forex Markets using available background details, I want to start by emphasizing that I was unable to verify any authoritative or regulatory oversight for this broker. For me, a lack of proper regulation immediately raises fundamental concerns about cost transparency, fee reliability, and the safeguarding of my trading funds. Ok Forex Markets shows a risk warning and even their business license status is flagged as suspicious, leading me to proceed with significant caution. When it comes to trading indices such as the US100, understanding the total trading costs—spreads, commissions, swaps, and any hidden fees—is critical. Unfortunately, Ok Forex Markets does not publish transparent or verifiable data regarding their cost structure for index CFDs. Without detailed, up-front information, I personally cannot estimate or adequately break down these costs. In my experience, reputable brokers will always provide clear, accessible tables outlining typical spreads, overnight swaps, and any applicable commissions before account opening, especially for key indices like the US100. Given the absence of regulation and the opaque cost disclosures, I personally would be very hesitant to engage in live trading or fund any account with this broker. In situations where so much is unclear, the potential for unexpectedly high costs—or difficulties withdrawing funds—remains a very real concern for me. Whenever cost data is not plainly available, I prefer to trade only with regulated brokers who make all charges explicit and can verify costs directly through official platforms or support. For safety and financial well-being, anything less simply does not meet my standards.