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From my review, it’s notable that CENTRAL primarily focuses on securities trading and related financial services; there’s no clear mention of forex, so information about fixed or variable spreads isn’t provided. This absence of detail is an important flag for me as a trader, especially considering that transparency around trading costs like spreads is fundamental for evaluating any broker. In my experience, legitimate, well-regulated brokers will always clarify whether their spreads are fixed or variable and how these may react to market volatility or news events. The lack of this data here creates uncertainty, making it very difficult for me to reliably predict my trading costs or manage risk, particularly at times when spreads tend to widen—such as during major economic announcements or before market opens and closes. Moreover, CENTRAL’s risk management index and regulatory situation add to my caution. The revoked license for futures contracts and an “Exceeded” status on its securities license make me especially attentive to possible operational or business scope issues. Without explicit information on trading instruments and spread policies, I would need to proceed with extreme care, verify details directly with the broker, and be prepared for conditions that could prove unpredictable during volatile periods. For me, when these basics are unclear, I tend to hold off on engaging until all costs are fully transparent and regulatory standing is straightforward.