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As a trader with a keen focus on risk and regulatory credibility, I want to point out that based on my deep dive into United Trust Bank’s background, there’s actually no clear information about forex trading, standard accounts, or EUR/USD spreads provided in the available documentation. From what I’ve found, United Trust Bank positions itself primarily as a UK-based institution centered on savings, deposits, and lending products—such as property development finance, business savings, and tailored lending solutions. The bank is licensed and regulated by the FCA in the UK, which certainly lends a sense of legitimacy and customer protection. However, the documents do not outline any dedicated forex trading services or specifications like spreads, leverage, or trading platforms. This absence of concrete trading parameters is meaningful for me, as it implies that United Trust Bank may not be operating as a typical forex broker even though it carries a “market maker” label in some listings. Good faith as a regulated financial entity does not automatically mean it offers transparent or competitive forex trading conditions. Given the high potential risk rating noted and the lack of detailed trading data, I would exercise considerable caution and refrain from assuming typical spreads or trading infrastructure is available—especially for major pairs like EUR/USD. In my experience, a broker’s unwillingness or inability to provide this essential information is a clear signal to investigate further, or possibly consider alternatives with a transparent track record in retail forex markets.