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As an experienced trader, I approach new brokers like YLG with particular caution, especially when it comes to core trading costs such as commissions. YLG specializes in gold bullion trading and, according to my review of their official information, does not provide clarity on crucial fee structures, including explicit details about commission charges per lot on any ECN or raw spread accounts. This lack of transparency is especially concerning for me, as trading costs are a fundamental element in evaluating a broker’s competitiveness and trustworthiness. In my due diligence process, I always prioritize regulation and clear disclosures, particularly for brokers who claim to offer ECN or raw spread accounts—where commissions are typically standard practice. However, YLG is currently unregulated and operates with a “self-developed” trading platform rather than industry-standard platforms like MT4 or MT5. The absence of regulation already raises a red flag, as it limits avenues for recourse in the event of disputes or issues with fee transparency. Given these circumstances, I have not found reliable or specific information confirming whether YLG charges a commission per lot, nor any concrete breakdown of spreads versus commissions for different account types. For me, this uncertainty is a significant risk. Until such details are openly disclosed and regulatory protections are established, I would be extremely wary of engaging in high-volume or professional trading activities with YLG. Proceeding without comprehensive cost information could expose traders to unforeseen expenses, which I consider unacceptable in my own trading practice.