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From my careful review of Taishin Securities, I did not find clear, published information regarding commissions per lot for ECN or raw spread accounts, and as a seasoned trader, this absence is notable. Taishin Securities is a Taiwan-regulated firm focused primarily on securities, futures, stocks, ETFs, bonds, and related instruments—rather than forex or traditional ECN account structures commonly seen internationally. Their regulatory standing with the Taipei Exchange gives a degree of safety, but for me, the lack of transparent fee disclosures, especially around commissions, cautions me against making assumptions. In my experience, commission structures are a core aspect of trading decisions, particularly for active traders who need to assess real trading costs. The platform does not reference standard ECN or raw spread accounts, nor does it provide explicit commission details per lot that are typical with forex brokers. This lack of clarity can potentially expose traders to unexpected costs. Given my focus on clear fee structures and robust transparency, I would advise anyone considering Taishin Securities to contact their customer support directly for detailed clarification, especially if you are seeking ECN-like accounts or familiar forex pricing models. Trading with incomplete information introduces unnecessary risk, so I prefer platforms where all key costs, including commissions, are openly detailed before committing any capital.