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As an experienced trader, I always prioritize transparency and regulatory safety when evaluating a broker, especially when looking at something as fundamental as typical spreads on major pairs like EUR/USD. With Multigain, I found it very challenging to get clear, verifiable information on trading conditions, including spreads. According to my research based on the available background, Multigain does not provide specific details about EUR/USD spreads on a standard account. The lack of transparency raises serious concerns for me. In the absence of clear regulatory oversight and concrete data, I cannot confidently state what spreads to expect, nor can I reliably compare their costs to those of established, regulated brokers. Why this matters: For me, spread information is a baseline transparency requirement because it directly affects trading costs. When a broker does not voluntarily disclose such details, particularly for the most liquid pairs, it makes me cautious. This is especially true if the broker operates without valid regulation, as is the case here. All these factors make it impossible for me to offer even a rough typical spread for EUR/USD with Multigain. Personally, I would not consider opening an account unless this crucial information—and regulatory oversight—were clearly and independently established.