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Based on my careful review of Trivepro, I found that the platform doesn’t provide clear public details about whether it offers fixed or variable spreads. As an experienced trader, the absence of transparent information about spreads raises a concern for me—especially since understanding the type of spreads and how they behave during volatile periods is essential for managing risk and planning trade entries or exits. Given that Trivepro is currently unregulated—its FCA license has been revoked, and it operates under what’s classified as a “suspicious regulatory license” with a high potential risk—my approach is particularly cautious. From my experience, brokers that are well-regulated tend to clearly disclose their spread structures and how these may widen during high-impact news events or market stress. This transparency is vital because, during periods of major volatility, such as economic news releases, variable spreads can widen significantly. This can cause order slippage or unexpected trading costs, impacting profitability and risk control. Unfortunately, with Trivepro not specifying its spread policy and lacking external regulatory oversight, I cannot confidently assess how spreads are managed during volatile conditions. For me, this lack of disclosure and oversight makes it difficult to recommend relying on Trivepro for consistent cost structure or for trading during news-driven market swings. I would urge anyone considering this broker to proceed with caution, prioritize transparency, and always consider the risks tied to unregulated or minimally detailed trading environments.