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In my experience trying to evaluate KIT as a prospective trading venue, I’ve found it very challenging to find concrete details about their spread structure. Their WikiFX profile provides no official information about whether KIT offers fixed or variable spreads, and as someone who treats risk management with the utmost seriousness, this lack of transparency raises concerns for me. Typically, the spread type—fixed or variable—directly affects trading costs and strategy, especially during volatile market events or important news releases. Brokers that lack regulation or clear disclosures may not handle spreads in a way that's favorable or predictable for clients. In turbulent market conditions, variable spreads usually widen considerably. Without any stated policies or evidence of transparent practices, I would remain extremely cautious: a broker operating entirely without recognized regulatory oversight and clear trading conditions could potentially subject traders to erratic costs and execution risks at critical market moments. Personally, unless I can verify details like spread structures and execution protocols, I simply do not feel comfortable risking capital with such a provider. Safety, reliability, and transparency are non-negotiable aspects for me when choosing a forex broker.