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Based on my careful review of all available information about Yamani Securities, I could not find any details specifically mentioning ECN or raw spread account structures, nor any clear indication regarding commission charges per lot for such account types. As someone experienced in both retail and institutional trading, I know that commission structures for ECN or raw accounts are typically disclosed transparently, especially if such accounts exist, because these fees directly impact trading costs and strategy. Yamani’s core offering appears centered on securities trading and not explicitly forex accounts with ECN or raw spread models that are common among international brokers. Furthermore, I could not locate any guidance on trading conditions, commission rates, or cost breakdowns for forex lots. The absence of demo accounts and limited educational resources also suggests they may not be prioritizing the needs of active forex traders seeking granular fee schedules. Given that Yamani is regulated by the FSA in Japan and has a long-established reputation, I trust that all mandatory costs are disclosed to clients directly; however, due diligence is crucial. I would personally contact their customer service via phone or visit their office to request specific information about account types and commission details before making a commitment. In summary, I cannot confirm the existence of per-lot commissions on ECN or raw accounts at Yamani, and would approach such questions with care and further inquiry.