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As an experienced forex trader, when evaluating RHB’s fee structure, my first step is always to examine the broker’s regulatory status and transparency, especially since fees and commissions can have a significant impact on my trading costs and risk. In the case of RHB, from what I found, the broker primarily offers futures trading including indices and commodities, and its product lineup focuses more on these instruments rather than traditional spot forex with ECN or raw spread account options. Regarding trading fees, RHB publishes information about financing costs for specialized services like share margin or foreign shares financing, detailing interest rates and facility fees. However, I did not encounter any explicit mention of per-lot commissions typical of ECN or raw spread forex accounts. In my experience, a reputable and regulated forex broker will clearly list lot-based commissions when offering those specific account types. The absence of that detail, paired with RHB’s revoked SFC regulatory license and references to “suspicious regulatory license” and “high potential risk,” makes me very cautious. For me, this lack of clarity raises a red flag. Without concrete disclosure on ECN or raw spread account commissions, I would exercise increased caution and would always reach out directly or request detailed documentation before considering any trading activity. The trustworthiness and transparency of fee structures are crucial to protecting my capital.