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In my experience trading with Agrodana Futures, I found that the platform does charge a commission per lot, but it varies significantly by account type and isn't labeled specifically as "ECN" or "raw spread" like many international brokers. For instance, on their Mini SPA account, the commission is $5 per trade, while for the Regular SPA account, it's as high as $50 per trade. Importantly, if you trade US stock CFDs, both Mini and Regular SPA account holders pay an additional 0.25% commission per transaction. Lower-tier accounts like Micro GOFX and Mini GOFX have much smaller commissions—$0.25 and $2.50 per trade, respectively. What stands out for me is that these commission levels reflect Agrodana's fee structure more than a typical raw-spread or ECN model. While their spreads can start from 0 pips on certain accounts, the relatively clear-cut commissions mean you need to factor both spread and commission into your actual trading cost. I always weigh this because, especially on larger lot sizes or high-frequency strategies, it can impact net returns. Since Agrodana is a regulated Indonesian broker and uses the standard MT4 and MT5 platforms, I consider their commissions transparent, but I still proceed cautiously to fully understand the total cost structure before committing substantial capital.