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In my experience evaluating brokers, one of the most important factors is transparency around trading conditions—especially spreads on major pairs like EUR/USD. However, when I researched Alfa Capital, I could not find any clear or official information about the typical spread for EUR/USD on a standard account. This lack of disclosure raised immediate concerns for me, particularly given that most reputable brokers are forthcoming about basic conditions such as spreads, leverage, and account types. Digging deeper, I found that Alfa Capital’s regulatory licenses with both CySEC and the FCA have been revoked. This, combined with the absence of crucial trading details, made me exceptionally cautious. Without a regulated environment or meaningful transparency, there is a heightened risk that conditions could change without notice or disadvantage the trader. In my opinion, when a broker cannot present up-to-date and precise information on standard spreads, especially on a flagship pair like EUR/USD, it is extremely hard to gauge the real trading costs—or to trust that they will remain fair and competitive. Given all this, I would not feel comfortable depositing or trading with Alfa Capital due to the uncertainty and risks involved. I strongly prefer brokers who provide clear, consistent spread information, backed by active regulatory oversight. For me, the lack of data and revoked regulation at Alfa Capital is a significant red flag, and I would approach with considerable caution.