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In my experience as a trader researching brokers with serious intent, I always check for transparent fee structures, especially when considering ECN or raw spread accounts where commissions per traded lot can significantly affect the total cost of trading. Based on my careful review of T&D, I was unable to find any explicit mention of ECN account offerings or details about commission charges per lot for such account types. T&D is established, regulated by Japan’s FSA, and primarily positions itself as an investment management firm, offering products like AXIA (Value), SOPHIA (Core-Growth), and ESG Strategy, rather than a typical forex broker with clear-cut ECN or raw spread account structures. This lack of readily available information about trading commissions for traditional forex account types is something I approach very conservatively. For me, commission clarity is essential before making any funding decision, and the absence of this detail—whether it means commissions are included in the spread, not present, or simply not offered due to a different business model—warrants reaching out directly to the company for formal clarification. In my judgment, it would not be prudent to assume the fee model, and I would not proceed without written confirmation from T&D regarding any possible trading commissions on ECN or raw spread arrangements. Caution and direct verification from customer support are necessary steps to minimize risk and ensure full cost transparency.