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Based on my research and personal due diligence into Mega Securities, I was unable to find clear and transparent details about their commission structure, particularly regarding ECN or raw spread accounts. From what I have seen, Mega Securities is primarily regulated in Taiwan and offers access to stocks, futures, and trusts rather than the typical forex ECN accounts found at international brokers. Their available platforms are self-developed and seem tailored to the Taiwanese securities market rather than global forex ECN trading. This lack of clarity on fees and the absence of explicit information about lot-based commissions is notable for me. As someone who places great importance on cost predictability, I always prefer brokers that openly publish exact fee schedules, specifically for each type of account. It’s critical, in my experience, that traders can anticipate costs—especially when using ECN or raw spread models where low spreads are often offset by transparent, fixed commissions per trade. Since Mega Securities’ official materials do not specify these details, I would exercise additional caution and directly contact their support before making any funding or trading decisions. For me, the absence of precise information on commissions adds a layer of uncertainty that should not be ignored, especially when assessing overall trading costs and evaluating the broker’s suitability for my strategy.