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Based on my review of RKFS and the information available, I was unable to find any concrete details about whether RKFS offers fixed or variable spreads. This is an important consideration for me as a trader because understanding the cost structure directly affects my risk and trade management, especially during volatile periods or when trading around major news events. Transparency surrounding spreads is usually a hallmark of more reputable, regulated brokers. Since RKFS is unregulated and there's limited specific information on their spread policy, I need to exercise particular caution. In my experience, trading with any broker that lacks clear disclosure on spreads introduces additional uncertainty. Brokers who do not specify fixed or variable spreads might also not clearly communicate how those spreads can widen during high volatility or major news releases. Such scenarios often lead to increased spreads in the market generally, so if spreads are variable and unregulated, they may widen significantly—potentially more than with a well-supervised, established broker. For my own risk mitigation, I prefer platforms that are transparent about their spread policy and have clear protocols for volatile market conditions. With RKFS, this key information gap makes it difficult for me to judge trading costs or anticipate execution conditions during news events, and that adds a layer of risk I’m not comfortable with.