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Based on my own review and experience with Test Flight (test), I found only partial transparency regarding their pricing structure. As a trader who highly values clarity around costs, this was concerning for me. The available information indicates a commission fee of 2%. However, I could not find any details specifying whether this is charged per lot, per transaction, or in some other manner. The minimum spread, another key component for assessing trading costs, is also undisclosed, preventing me from accurately comparing their spreads to those of other brokers I’ve worked with in the past. Leverage is capped at 1:50, which is relatively conservative by industry standards and serves to temper risk—a point that may comfort risk-conscious traders. The lack of stated minimum deposit and position requirements means traders are left without crucial information for planning their capital allocation. Furthermore, while cTrader is offered (a positive for those who prefer this platform), there are no explicit details on deposit or withdrawal fees, apart from some negative user feedback citing challenges with withdrawals. For me, the combination of limited pricing transparency and reports of withdrawal obstacles means I would proceed with caution. In my experience, brokers who do not clearly publish or explain all costs—particularly spreads and commissions—make it difficult for traders to calculate their true trading expenses and manage risk accordingly. Until Test Flight (test) provides firm, detailed disclosures on all fees and pricing mechanisms, I remain wary about engaging with them in any significant capacity.