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As someone who relies heavily on transparency and robust regulation when choosing a forex broker, I found Trivepro raises several red flags that directly affect my own evaluation—especially when considering key factors like spreads for major pairs such as EUR/USD. From my deep review of their available disclosures, Trivepro unfortunately does not specify its typical spreads for EUR/USD or any other instrument on their public-facing resources. For me, this lack of clear, upfront information is immediately concerning, as spreads are fundamental to gauging trading costs and implementing risk management. Adding to my caution is the fact that Trivepro currently operates without regulatory oversight: their UK license has been revoked and they are presently unregulated. That status further erodes my confidence, since regulated brokers are generally required to publish transparent pricing structures. Without such disclosures, traders like me are left uncertain about the actual costs and the consistency of spreads, particularly on a liquid pair like EUR/USD. In my experience, brokers that avoid publishing clear spread information are rarely able to compete with established, fully regulated firms that offer tight, visible spreads and straightforward trading conditions. For my trading, I put a premium on knowing exactly what fees I’ll encounter. If up-front spread data is missing—and especially in the absence of regulation—I would advise a very conservative approach and consider only brokers who provide detailed, accessible spread information and hold solid regulatory credentials.