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As an experienced trader who places a high value on transparency and risk management, I approach every new broker with caution—especially when it comes to understanding the true cost of trading. With OSTOUL, my due diligence immediately highlighted some concerns. Most critically, there’s no concrete information provided on the exact trading costs for indices like the US100. While OSTOUL offers a web trader and a mobile app, crucial details such as spreads, commissions, leverages, and even minimum deposit requirements are simply not disclosed. For me, not knowing these specifics makes it impossible to accurately calculate potential costs or assess whether their pricing model is competitive. This lack of information isn’t just inconvenient—it’s a fundamental risk, particularly for those trading indices where even small differences in spread or commission can have a significant impact on long-term profitability. Moreover, OSTOUL is unregulated, which further amplifies my concern about the absence of clear, published trading costs. In my professional opinion, cost transparency is non-negotiable for responsible trading. Until OSTOUL provides detailed, verifiable information on all trading fees and conditions, I would be extremely wary of trading any index, including the US100, through their platform. For me, the potential risks far outweigh any possible benefits.