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In my experience navigating various forex brokers, transparency around fees is crucial for making informed decisions. With Nittan Capital Group, I found their fee structure to be notably unclear, which is a concern for any trader seeking predictability in trading costs. The broker is regulated in South Korea and offers services centered on interbank market trading, including foreign exchange, money market transactions, and derivative products like interest rate swaps. However, I could not find detailed information on their commissions or spreads from available official sources. This lack of transparency sets Nittan Capital Group apart from more established competitors who publicly disclose exact spreads, commission rates, and other trading costs. Because the fee structure is not clearly published or easily accessible, it raises questions about potential hidden costs or unexpected charges, which could impact trading outcomes. Such opacity typically makes it difficult for me to compare this broker reliably against others or properly calculate potential trading expenses in advance. Given the medium potential risk flagged and the “suspicious scope of business” noted in available overviews, I would urge anyone considering Nittan Capital Group to request comprehensive fee details directly from the broker before funding an account or executing trades. For me, fee clarity is non-negotiable, and I proceed cautiously with brokers that do not provide this up front.