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In my experience trading with GF Futures and conducting careful research, I couldn’t find explicit information about whether they charge a commission per lot on ECN or raw spread accounts. GF Futures is primarily a futures broker regulated by both the Securities and Futures Commission in Hong Kong and the China Financial Futures Exchange. They specialize in futures trading and do not appear to offer typical forex ECN or raw spread accounts as would be expected from brokers operating in global spot forex markets. Instead, their platform is tailored to futures contracts, including domestic, overseas, and options products. From a risk management perspective, I am always wary when a broker does not provide transparent detail about its fee structure or trading conditions. While regulation by established authorities provides some level of trust, details like minimum deposits, leverage, spread types, and explicit commission rates are crucial for informed decision-making. For me, the absence of such information means I would avoid assumptions about GF Futures’ fee models or platform comparability to standard retail forex brokers. I believe any trader should directly consult customer service or request official documentation before trading, particularly if commission costs are a deciding factor. Without clear confirmation from the broker itself, I would not make trading decisions based on speculation about commissions or spreads. For serious trading, full transparency from a broker remains essential.