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Based on my detailed look into FFA Private Bank s.a.l., I was unable to find any specific or transparent information regarding the typical EUR/USD spread on a standard account. As an independent trader, transparent cost structures, especially spreads on major pairs like EUR/USD, are fundamental for evaluating any broker. FFA operates without any valid regulatory oversight, which for me is an immediate red flag. Brokers outside proper regulatory frameworks often lack accountability to disclose key trading conditions—including spreads, commissions, and order execution details. The absence of this vital information means I would have to proceed with heightened caution, as I’m unable to independently verify if spreads are competitive or if there are other hidden costs. Given this lack of regulatory protection and the fact that critical information like typical spreads is not publicly available, I personally would not consider opening an account or committing any significant capital with FFA. For something as central as spreads—which directly affect every trade—being unable to get a clear answer is, in my experience, a sign to look elsewhere, especially when trustworthy, regulated alternatives are available. For anyone evaluating FFA, I strongly advise seeking full disclosure and independent verification before making any commitments.