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As an experienced trader, I always prioritize clarity around trading costs, especially spreads, before opening an account with any provider. In the case of Ebury, I was unable to find detailed or specific information regarding typical spreads for EUR/USD on their standard account from the available context. This omission is noteworthy. In my experience, brokers who cater to corporate and institutional clients, as Ebury does, often provide customized pricing instead of publishing standard spreads like retail forex brokers. What stands out for me is that, while Ebury is a regulated institution in the UK under the FCA, both its payment and investment advisory licenses are shown as “Exceeded,” and there are warning markers about potential risk or suspicious overrun. Transparent disclosure of core trading parameters, including spreads, is essential for building trust—especially since spreads influence real trading costs significantly. The lack of this information makes it difficult for me, or anyone considering Ebury, to adequately compare their offering versus more transparent brokers. Given these factors, I would be extremely cautious and would seek direct clarification from Ebury’s support before proceeding further with any trading account. For my own trading decisions, undisclosed or unclear fee structures are always a red flag.