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Based on my direct review of Islamic Financial Securities, I was unable to find any credible or transparent information indicating that they offer ECN or raw spread accounts, let alone any specifics about commissions per lot charged on such account types. In my experience as a trader, the absence of material details about account structures or fee schedules is a significant red flag—especially since transparency on costs is foundational for informed decision-making and long-term trader trust. Islamic Financial Securities focuses solely on stock trading through its own proprietary app, with no evidence supporting the availability of forex trading, ECN, or raw spread environments. Additionally, the firm currently operates without valid regulatory oversight, and there’s a distinct lack of public disclosures regarding essential account aspects, including trading fees or commissions. From a risk management perspective, the lack of both regulatory protection and fee transparency makes it challenging, if not impossible, to assess the real costs or risks involved. For me, this makes Islamic Financial Securities unsuitable for anyone prioritizing cost clarity or regulatory accountability. I advocate for extreme caution, and in the absence of solid, verifiable commission data, I cannot recommend this broker for those seeking professional-grade trading environments.