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Based on my personal experience and thorough research into TCS (Taiwan Cooperative Securities), I must emphasize that there is no publicly available, transparent information regarding TCS offering ECN or raw spread accounts, nor is there specific detail on their commission structure per lot traded. From what I’ve seen, TCS is primarily regulated in Taiwan under TPEx and its core services focus on margin trading, short selling, futures, and the consigned trading of foreign securities, rather than the typical forex ECN or raw spread offerings familiar to international traders. One difficult aspect for me as a trader considering TCS is the general lack of transparency about core trading details like spreads, commissions, or platform types. This absence of crucial fee information makes it risky to assume their commission model mirrors that of typical ECN brokers. While being regulated under TPEx does give some reassurance, without published fee structures or clarity on account types, I cannot reliably determine if TCS charges a commission per lot traded on specialized account types. For anyone like myself who relies on precise cost calculations and values transparency, this is a significant drawback. I personally would not make funding decisions until I could obtain direct, up-to-date specifics from TCS regarding commissions and account options. In short, due to the lack of disclosed fee details, I advise a conservative approach and recommend contacting TCS support directly for any exact fee-related inquiries before considering any trading activity.