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Based on my experience analyzing brokers and trading platforms, transparency in fee structures is essential for assessing the total trading cost and managing risk. With DONGHUA FUTURES, I found that publicly available information regarding their fee structure—including commissions, spreads, and other transaction-related charges—is decidedly limited. This lack of clarity stood out to me, especially compared to other brokers where fee schedules are typically outlined in detail. What I do know is that DONGHUA FUTURES is a regulated brokerage under the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFE), focusing on futures and commodities rather than forex or other instruments. In my professional judgment, futures trading at regulated Chinese brokers generally involves commission-based fees set per contract or per trade, with official exchanges often dictating minimums. However, because DONGHUA FUTURES uses proprietary trading platforms and does not operate in the retail forex or CFD space, the familiar concept of “spreads” might not apply in the way forex brokers present them. The fact that the broker does not provide transparent, specific details about commission rates, margin requirements, or potential miscellaneous fees makes it harder for me to fully evaluate the cost-effectiveness of trading with them. For me, such opacity necessitates extra caution; I would strongly recommend directly contacting their support team for clear, current information before considering any trading commitment. Without confirmed fee details, I personally would not proceed with significant trades or capital allocation on this platform.