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In my research and experience evaluating United Trust Bank, I must note that the information available focuses primarily on their savings, deposit, and lending products rather than typical forex trading fee structures such as commissions or spreads. The bank operates under Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regulation in the UK, and has a longstanding presence exceeding 20 years, which lends some credibility. However, as a trader, I am cautious because the WikiFX context does not clarify any details about trading fees, forex spreads, or commissions that you’d expect from a typical forex broker. This lack of transparency is significant for me. When a broker or financial institution does not openly publish its spreads, commissions, or overall fee schedules tied to trading activities, I feel unable to accurately assess my trading costs or compare them fairly to other regulated brokers. Additionally, United Trust Bank is primarily described as a specialist lender and deposit institution, not a focused trading platform. There is also mention of high potential risk and “danger” labels, along with exposure reports around scams and cloned entities; for me, this further stresses the need for extra caution, especially in evaluating fee-related transparency. Given all of this, I am unable to provide definitive information about commissions and spreads at United Trust Bank. On a personal level, the absence of disclosed trading fee data is a major concern that would make me hesitate before considering them for any form of active trading. Before engaging, I would contact their support directly for detailed, up-to-date fee disclosures and always corroborate their regulatory standing to ensure financial safety.