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Based on my review of CMF as an independent trader, I was unable to find any specific information indicating that CMF charges a commission per lot traded on ECN or raw spread accounts. In fact, CMF is primarily a futures broker regulated by the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX), focusing on commodity and financial futures, asset management, and investment consulting rather than the conventional forex ECN model seen elsewhere. Their range of accessible trading platforms does not include the popular MT4/MT5 ECN environments, which usually highlight raw spread accounts with explicit commission structures. Instead, CMF appears to facilitate trading through specialized platforms tailored for futures, and account funding is handled mainly through banking channels. While commissions are customary in futures trading, the details—such as commission per lot or equivalent—are not specified in the available information. Whenever I consider a new broker, particularly one regulated for futures rather than spot forex, I take care to contact their support team directly or review their fee schedule in detail to clarify all costs involved. In my experience, this is an important step, as fee structures and terminology can differ significantly depending on the regulatory environment and market sector. Given the absence of published commission information for ECN or raw spread accounts, I advise verifying with CMF directly before making any decisions or commitments.