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Based on my research and experience, I found that Axis Bank positions itself primarily as a large Indian financial institution rather than as a conventional forex broker. While it advertises forex services among its array of financial products, the specifics around spread types—whether fixed or variable—are not clearly disclosed in publicly available information. For me, this lack of transparency is a considerable drawback, especially compared to what I expect from dedicated, well-regulated forex brokers. In my trading, knowing whether spreads are fixed or variable, and how they react during volatile market conditions, is crucial for managing risk. With Axis Bank, there simply isn’t sufficient information to make an informed judgment. I’m particularly concerned because the broker is not currently regulated by any recognized financial authority, and that makes it difficult to trust that spreads or execution conditions will remain fair, particularly during major news events when the market is most volatile. Given the critical importance of spread predictability and regulatory oversight to protect my trading capital, I would not feel comfortable trading forex with Axis Bank until they provide clear disclosure about their spreads and have transparent, robust regulatory status. My approach is always to favor platforms that are both transparent and properly supervised, as this ensures a higher level of trust and safety for my trading activity.