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Based on my experience analyzing Test Flight (test), I found that they do list a 2% commission, but their account types and fee structure lack full transparency. There is no specific mention of ECN or raw spread accounts in the available information. Instead, the details are limited—there’s a “Market Maker (MM)” designation, mention of cTrader as the platform, and the regulatory status is somewhat complex, involving both Australia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. From what I can gather, the 2% commission appears to be charged, but whether this applies per lot or operates differently remains unclear, given the provided data is incomplete. For me, the lack of clear disclosure on how commissions are charged by account type is a red flag. In my own trading, broker transparency is crucial, especially for commission-based structures on ECN or raw accounts, as hidden costs or ambiguous terms can negatively impact long-term profitability. Additionally, I pay close attention to user feedback before depositing. One review mentioned withdrawal difficulties, which raises additional concerns about overall reliability. Personally, unless I receive explicit confirmation, ideally in writing from customer support, I avoid brokers that do not specify commission calculations and account structures. My approach is to prioritize platforms where fee schedules—including lot commissions—are detailed and independently verifiable.