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Drawing from my research and trading experience, I approach any broker’s fee structure with great caution, especially for firms with limited public disclosure. One Plus Capital is regulated by CySEC, which does provide a level of oversight, but I noticed that the broker does not publish detailed information about trading fees, commissions, or spreads on its official resources. The only available statement is that their charges are reasonable and transparent, without hidden costs or custody/safekeeping fees. For me, the absence of concrete figures regarding trading commissions or spreads is a concern and makes direct comparison with other brokers challenging. In the forex industry, lack of transparency can sometimes indicate unclear pricing or unexpected costs. While CySEC regulation and claims of no extra custody charges offer some reassurance, I personally would not proceed with a live account unless I had received a full, written breakdown of commissions, spreads, and any potential extra charges across all account types and instruments. Given that their services are described as STP and “at or below industry average” for fees, I would expect the cost structure to be competitive, but until specific numbers are disclosed, I remain cautious. For my own accounts, I always seek full cost transparency before depositing funds, especially with brokers in the medium risk category.