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As someone who has spent years navigating the forex landscape, I always prioritize transparent trading conditions—especially when evaluating spreads, as these directly impact my costs and trading outcomes. With Grand Capital, my experience has been shaped by the notable lack of specific, readily accessible information regarding spreads, including for popular pairs like EUR/USD. When a broker omits such fundamental details from its public materials, I see this as an immediate red flag, signaling the need for heightened caution. What really concerns me is that Grand Capital, according to available data, operates with an unverified regulatory status and a suspicious license, which only compounds the uncertainty around their actual trading conditions. The platform does provide access to various global instruments and multiple account types, but the absence of clear specifics—including EUR/USD spreads—forces me to make decisions with incomplete information. In my view, this lack of clarity and transparency does not align with the standards I seek when managing my trading risks and expectations. From a risk management standpoint, I would be very wary of engaging with Grand Capital without verifiable and transparent spread data. For me, knowing the typical spread is essential before opening or funding any accounts. I strongly suggest that other traders also demand this level of detail and clarity from any broker they consider.