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In my careful review of ACLEDA Bank as a trading provider, I have not been able to find any clear or publicly stated information regarding their spread structure—whether fixed or variable. As someone who depends heavily on transparency around trading costs, I find this lack of detail quite concerning, especially since spreads directly impact profitability and risk management. Furthermore, ACLEDA Bank operates without any recognized regulatory license, which means there is less oversight and fewer consumer protections concerning pricing practices. During periods of significant market news or heightened volatility, brokers typically either widen variable spreads or, in rarer cases, may restrict trading. Since ACLEDA Bank does not clarify its spread policies, I cannot personally verify how they handle such scenarios, which adds an additional layer of uncertainty for me as a trader. When there is no official transparency over how spreads behave during high volatility, I have found it prudent to exercise extra caution—unanticipated widening of spreads can increase costs or lead to slippage. From my experience, I prefer working with brokers that are not only regulated but also transparent about their pricing models, particularly in volatile markets. With ACLEDA Bank’s current lack of regulatory status and insufficient details on trading conditions like spreads, I would hesitate to commit significant funds or activity until more concrete, verifiable information is made available.