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From my perspective as a trader who approaches every new broker with care, I have to say that obtaining detailed, reliable information about IFA’s EUR/USD spreads has proven difficult. Based on the details I’ve seen, IFA does not disclose transparent data regarding typical spreads, trading platforms, or even basic account specifications. This is a red flag for me, since I rely on such details to assess trading costs and weigh a broker’s overall transparency. Equally important, IFA operates without any valid regulatory oversight and has been flagged for a suspicious regulatory license. This absence of formal regulation, along with a low risk management score and warnings about high potential risk, intensifies my caution. In my experience, reputable brokers publish their spread conditions openly and are subject to oversight that helps protect client interests. The lack of this crucial information from IFA makes me hesitant to estimate their EUR/USD spread, let alone consider them for active trading. Ultimately, for me, the inability to find verifiable spread information—especially for such a widely traded pair as EUR/USD—signals inadequate transparency. When dealing with any broker, but particularly one lacking regulation like IFA, I proceed with extreme caution, mindful that unknown or hidden trading costs pose real financial risks.