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From my personal experience and after closely reviewing available information, I have not found any verified details indicating that The Capital Group offers ECN or raw spread account types, nor do they explicitly outline commission charges per lot for such accounts. The broker is based in Taiwan, officially regulated for futures and leveraged FX trading, with a primary focus on stocks and futures rather than spot forex. In my due diligence, I noticed an absence of clear breakdowns regarding spreads, trading account structures, or any explicit mention of ECN environments typically associated with commission-per-lot charging. Moreover, the platform lacks major industry platforms like MT4 or MT5, often integral to brokers offering transparent ECN or raw spread accounts. I take regulatory clarity and fee transparency seriously, and I always proceed with caution when fee schedules and account types are not exhaustively described by a broker. Some user reviews praised competitive fees and transparent pricing, yet there is no consistent, concrete outline of specific commission models. Given this lack of public information, I cannot conclusively state that The Capital Group charges commissions per lot on ECN or raw spread accounts. For me, this ambiguity underscores the importance of independently verifying all cost structures—especially with brokers outside major global jurisdictions. I recommend contacting their customer support directly for official clarification before committing any funds, as opacity around account specifics and fees can present unnecessary risks in trading.