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As an independent forex trader, I pay close attention to a broker’s transparency about spreads because it directly affects my trading costs and the quality of my trading experience, especially during volatile market conditions. With Agility Forex, I found that explicit information regarding whether they offer fixed or variable spreads isn’t provided in the available public details. This lack of clarity naturally raises some concerns for me, particularly since clear disclosure on such a critical trading condition is standard among regulated brokers. The broker does advertise no commissions and emphasizes a flat fee for certain types of transfers, which suggests they may incorporate trading costs into the spread or charging a simple fee structure. However, because Agility Forex operates without regulatory oversight, I am extra cautious—especially since regulation typically enforces fair trading practices, including transparent spread policies. In general, with brokers that lack regulation and don’t clearly specify their spread model, my experience has shown that spreads can often widen considerably during periods of high market volatility, such as economic news releases or geopolitical events. Without regulatory protections or detailed disclosures, there is a real risk that spreads may become unpredictable. For me, this means that the actual cost of trading with Agility Forex during such volatile times could be higher and less consistent than with a tightly regulated provider. Given these factors, I personally would be wary of trading with Agility Forex until their spread policies are made more explicit and their regulatory position changes.