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Based on my review and experience with brokers, I approach any platform's fee structure with caution—especially when regulatory oversight is lacking. In the case of Ata Yatırım, I was unable to find any clear, published details about commissions for trading lots, ECN, or raw spread accounts. In fact, the broker does not even explicitly mention offering typical forex trading or standard ECN accounts, let alone provide specifics on lot-based commissions. Their primary investment products focus on stocks, futures, options, bonds, and investment funds; forex, commodities, and cryptocurrencies are notably not supported on this platform. From what’s available, trading seems oriented around Turkish market instruments rather than global FX. For me, the absence of clear information about fees—including any lot commissions—raises a significant transparency issue. As someone who values fee clarity and strong protections, I also note that Ata Yatırım is currently unregulated, which, in my judgment, adds further risk when considering them for active trading. Without clear, up-to-date disclosures on trading costs, I would personally avoid making any assumptions about commission structures here and would seek a fully regulated broker with transparent fee schedules before committing funds.