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In my experience as a forex trader, having reliable access to a broker's spread policy is central to managing risk, especially during volatile markets. Unfortunately, with Zinvest, I was unable to find any direct information on whether they offer fixed or variable spreads. The broker's official website is currently inaccessible, and their general lack of transaction transparency makes it particularly difficult for traders like myself to assess the key trading conditions, including spread structures. Based on what is available, Zinvest deals primarily in futures contracts and asset management and is regulated in Hong Kong. While regulation under the Hong Kong SFC provides some measure of oversight, it is not enough by itself to clarify spread arrangements, especially when details about fees or execution policy are not clearly disclosed. For me, this lack of clarity raises significant concerns—especially during high-impact news events or market volatility, where knowing a broker's spread policy is crucial. Variable spreads can widen dramatically in turbulent conditions, potentially leading to unexpected trading costs, whereas fixed spreads—if genuine—can offer more predictability but might come with their own caveats. Considering Zinvest's recent history of customer support issues and general opacity, I find it impossible to draw any definitive conclusions about their spread behavior during key market moments. For my own trading, I would not be comfortable with such uncertainty, as transparency and reliable support are non-negotiable for prudent risk management.