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From my in-depth review and experience navigating many brokers, I pay close attention to core trading conditions like spreads. In CMCU’s case, after carefully examining their available information, I could not find any transparent, explicit details about their forex trading spreads—whether fixed or variable. This absence is noteworthy given that for traders like me, knowing the spread structure is vital to both cost management and risk mitigation, especially during volatile periods or major news releases. Instead, CMCU appears to focus more on providing traditional financial services such as savings, loans, and basic investment accounts, with no mention or disclosure of forex trading specifics or standard trading platforms. Without clarity on spreads, or even confirmation that forex trading is actively offered, I simply cannot assess how their spreads might behave during heightened market activity. In my experience, reputable forex brokers clearly outline whether they use fixed or variable spreads and provide disclosures about potential widening during periods of volatility or news events. The lack of this critical information—paired with concerns around their regulatory license being exceeded and a relatively complex, fee-heavy structure—makes me extremely cautious. For anyone intent on active forex trading and needing transparency and predictable trading costs, I strongly recommend seeking brokers that provide comprehensive spread information and reliable regulatory oversight. For me, the absence of these essentials at CMCU is a red flag that outweighs any potential benefits.