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Based on my thorough review and personal scrutiny of Bursanet as a trading option, I must emphasize that specific details such as the typical EUR/USD spread for standard accounts are notably absent from the information provided by the broker. In my own experience evaluating brokers, the absence of such fundamental data—especially for a major currency pair like EUR/USD—raises red flags regarding transparency. This lack of clarity makes it very difficult for me to accurately assess trading costs or to compare Bursanet directly with more established, regulated brokers. As someone who values cost efficiency and clear fee structures, I consider spread information vital before committing any capital to a platform. The ability to evaluate potential transaction costs is not just a matter of preference, but of prudent risk management—something especially critical in forex, where small margin differences can significantly impact long-term results. Since Bursanet is also not under valid regulatory oversight, I approach any cost-related unknowns with heightened caution. Without official, up-to-date figures on EUR/USD spreads or independent verification, I cannot provide a reliable answer, nor would I feel comfortable trading on such uncertain terms. I strongly recommend contacting Bursanet directly for the most accurate, current spread data and approaching any commitment with careful, conservative consideration.