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Having traded with a range of forex brokers over the years, one thing I pay close attention to is the fee structure—especially whether commissions are charged on ECN or raw spread accounts. With FX Broadnet, I found their focus is primarily on tight, low spreads rather than explicit per-lot commissions, at least for the main dollar-yen pair, which reportedly has spreads starting at 0.2 sen. This extremely low spread is noteworthy, and, in my experience, brokers who offer such competitive spreads often incorporate costs either directly in the spread or as a clear per-lot commission, particularly for ECN setups. However, based on the detailed WikiFX information, I could not find any straightforward mention of a per-lot commission for ECN or raw spread account types with FX Broadnet. Their fee structure emphasizes the low spread rather than an added trading commission. As a cautious trader, I always cross-verify fee schedules directly on the broker’s official documents or website before trading live—especially because costs significantly impact longer-term profitability and risk calculations. In summary, from what I’ve reviewed, FX Broadnet appears not to charge a separate commission per lot; instead, they seem to factor costs into the spread itself for standard retail trading. For anyone considering their services, I recommend seeking absolute clarity on their current fee model, as fee schedules do evolve and can vary between account types or trading platforms, which is critical for managing expectations and assessing overall trading costs.