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In my personal experience exploring CMCU, I found it essential to pay close attention to their fee structure because, as a trader who values cost transparency, unexpected charges are always a risk factor. CMCU isn’t a typical forex broker with prominently advertised ECN or raw spread accounts, nor do they follow the usual forex trading commission models. In fact, when I reviewed all available information, I could not find any evidence that CMCU offers standard forex trading accounts or charges commissions per lot traded, which is customary at more established forex brokers. Instead, CMCU mainly focuses on personal and business banking products—accounts, savings, loans, investment services, and some foreign transaction support. Their primary charges relate to monthly account maintenance and transaction fees for services like withdrawals, BPAY transactions, and staff-assisted transfers, rather than classic trading commissions per lot. The lack of detailed trading account types and commission structures was a significant concern for me, as it made evaluating the real trading costs impossible. For a trader, this lack of clarity and the absence of standard forex trading frameworks mean there is currently no basis to expect ECN commissions per lot or typical spreads. If transparency, clear trading costs, and robust regulatory standing are deciding factors for you as they are for me, I would exercise a high degree of caution before considering CMCU for forex trading activities.