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Based on my careful review of the available details regarding Renaissance Capital, I see that information about specific trading accounts—such as ECN or raw spread accounts—and the commission structure per lot is not directly provided. The broker is identified as a market maker and holds a CYSEC license in Cyprus, which does offer a measure of regulatory oversight. However, clear and transparent fee schedules, especially regarding commissions per lot for ECN or raw spread accounts, are notably absent. For me as a trader, this lack of transparency is a significant concern. In my experience, reputable brokers typically disclose their commission structures upfront, particularly if they offer ECN or raw account types, where commissions are usually charged per lot to make up for tighter spreads. The fact that none of this essential information is readily available, coupled with substantial negative feedback from users claiming prior issues with account withdrawals and platform transitions, increases my caution. Ultimately, without explicit confirmation of the commission per lot for ECN or raw accounts, I cannot verify Renaissance Capital's fee arrangement with confidence. This would lead me to be extremely cautious before considering any trading activity, especially given the potential risks highlighted by former users and the importance of fee transparency in trading decisions.