Honestly, trading fees are really essential if we want to make real profits, not just numbers on the board. Because if the commission is too high, our profit just disappears.



So I looked at the comparison of each broker to see who charges the lowest trading fees. The result is Liberator, which charges 0%—no commission at all. Meanwhile, SBI Thailand is very cheap at 0.075% for Cash Balance accounts. Compared to Bualuang, KBank, Tisco, Thanachart, Krungthai, Exness, and UOB, which charge 0.15%, it's clearly much cheaper.

But what also needs to be considered is the minimum daily fee, because some brokers charge a minimum of 50 baht. If we buy in small amounts, it could be costly. Some brokers, like Invest and X, and Bualuang, don’t have a minimum fee if using E-Confirmation.

There’s also CFD trading. Most don’t have a commission, but be careful because leverage can go up to 1:200, which means higher risk. I think it’s best to choose a broker with good regulation and compare trading fees carefully before making a decision.
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