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As an experienced trader, I always seek to understand the trading conditions before opening an account with any broker. Based on what I found about CHUANG YUAN FUTURES, this broker is primarily regulated in China and focused on commodity and financial futures, rather than spot forex trading like EUR/USD. Their business model and licensing are centered around futures contracts, with a license from the China Financial Futures Exchange. Their product offerings include commodity and financial futures, investment consulting, and asset management services, rather than direct access to the major forex pairs that are standard on most international forex platforms. Personally, I could not find any specific reference to spot forex trading, much less details about typical spreads for pairs like EUR/USD. The absence of this information is meaningful; for me, spread transparency matters, especially when evaluating costs. As far as my due diligence goes, if a broker doesn't clearly publish spread and commission data for spot forex trading, I take this as an indication that either it is not their core product, or they may not offer it at all. Since CHUANG YUAN FUTURES appears to specialize in Chinese-regulated futures products, I would be very cautious about expecting standard EUR/USD trading conditions here. For my own peace of mind and risk management, I would reach out to the broker directly for written clarification before proceeding, and consider whether a more forex-focused, internationally recognized broker aligns better with my trading requirements. As always, verifying the core services and fee structures in advance is essential, since misunderstandings can lead to costly surprises.