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As an experienced forex trader, I prioritize transparency and access to essential trading information when evaluating any broker. In my review of Consilium, I was unable to find any clear disclosure regarding the typical spread for EUR/USD or even any mention of spread conditions at all. More concerning for me, Consilium primarily focuses on trusts, structured products, funds, and shares, and does not actually support direct forex trading—including popular pairs like EUR/USD. From my perspective, this raises a major point to consider: if you are specifically looking to trade forex, particularly seeking competitive spreads on pairs like EUR/USD, Consilium would not be suitable based on the information currently available. Furthermore, the lack of detailed public information about core trading conditions such as spreads, leverage, and platforms introduces additional risk for traders who expect transparency—something I personally always require before funding a live account. For my own standards, I would be very cautious with a provider that doesn’t openly advertise these critical details. I would recommend carefully vetting any broker, and in the case of Consilium, it simply does not appear set up for forex trading or for those seeking granular details like EUR/USD spreads.