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As someone who values transparency and precision in my trading decisions, I always look for clear information about spreads when evaluating a broker. Unfortunately, during my research on ARGUS, I was not able to find any specific data regarding the typical spread for EUR/USD on a standard account. This lack of readily available information immediately raises a concern for me, as spreads can significantly impact trading costs and strategy execution over time. While ARGUS is regulated in Cyprus by CYSEC and has operated for over twenty years, I’m particularly cautious when a broker omits essential details such as typical spreads. In my experience, reputable brokers usually publish detailed spread tables or at least provide average figures for major currency pairs on their platforms or websites. The absence of this information may indicate a lack of transparency or possibly a variable spread structure that could widen during volatile market conditions, both of which could affect trading outcomes. Given that trading costs are a material factor in forex profitability, and considering that some users have raised concerns about account access and withdrawals, I would urge anyone to contact ARGUS directly for accurate spread details before opening an account. Personally, unless a broker clearly discloses trading conditions upfront, I prefer to proceed with caution, especially in the highly regulated and competitive forex industry.