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Sagot

As someone who has spent years navigating various international brokers, I approach cost structures with caution, especially in markets like indices. From my research and review of Mega Securities, a few points are clear regarding trading indices such as the US100. Mega Securities is regulated by the Taipei Exchange (TPEx) and has over five years of operational history, which lends some credibility. However, when drilling down into their cost transparency, I found their fee structure to be unclear. The available public information does not detail typical costs such as spreads, commissions, overnight financing rates, or additional platform charges specifically for index products like the US100. In my view, this lack of clarity creates uncertainty for traders. Cost transparency is vital because even small differences in fees can significantly impact overall returns, particularly for those who actively trade indices. While licensing and a range of trading platforms are positives, I am cautious about entering trades without a clear, published breakdown of all potential expenses. In the absence of this, I would recommend that anyone interested in trading US100 or similar indices with Mega Securities directly contact their support or seek written clarification on all costs—preferably before funding an account or making any trades. This approach allows for more informed decision-making and risk management, which I believe is essential when dealing with any broker, regardless of their regulatory standing or longevity in the market.