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From my perspective as a careful and experienced trader, I would approach the question of total trading costs for indices like the US100 on invertirOnline with caution. It’s important to stress that according to the facts available, invertirOnline does not operate under any recognized regulatory authority, which for me is a primary consideration for trust and transparency when it comes to cost structures and the overall safety of my funds. First, the context does not provide explicit information on the actual commissions, spreads, overnight fees, or other transaction-related charges specific to US100 or similar indices on invertirOnline. As someone who values cost clarity, this lack of public detail immediately raises a red flag. In my experience, transparent and regulated brokers make their trading costs readily accessible so I can calculate potential profitability and fully understand what I’m signing up for. The user feedback I reviewed on the platform suggests problematic withdrawal processes and unexplained negative balances, so I believe there is a real risk that trading costs, whether in the form of hidden fees, unexpected deductions, or unfavorable spreads, could significantly differ from trader expectations. Combine this with the suspicious license status and history of user complaints, and the real cost of trading here might not simply be commissions and spreads—it could unfortunately include disputes or even losses unrelated to the market itself. Given all of this, I would not feel comfortable estimating concrete total trading costs on indices via invertirOnline. For anyone considering this broker, I would advise the highest level of skepticism until clear, written cost breakdowns and regulatory protections are provided. For me, true cost is not just about numbers, but about transparency, accountability, and peace of mind—qualities that, so far, I have not seen evidenced here.