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As someone who's spent years evaluating different forex brokers, one of the first things I look for is transparent and accessible information on trading conditions, especially typical spreads on key pairs like EUR/USD. In the case of Credicorp Capital, after thoroughly reviewing their available information, I found that there is a concerning lack of specific details regarding typical spreads for the EUR/USD pair or standard account trading conditions. What stands out to me is that Credicorp Capital currently does not appear to have valid regulatory oversight, as indicated by warnings about a suspicious regulatory license and a high potential risk rating. For me, this raises red flags, especially since regulatory transparency often correlates strongly with straightforward disclosures on spreads and other core account details. Without clear, published data directly from the broker itself, I have no reliable way to verify what traders might expect in terms of EUR/USD spreads, and I believe this lack of transparency is a significant issue. Personally, I would exercise extra caution in such circumstances, as knowing the exact spread is fundamental to risk management and cost assessment in trading. I’ve learned that, for my own capital safety, I only trade with brokers who provide detailed, upfront information and have a verifiable regulatory status. Until Credicorp Capital releases clear and independently verifiable spread data, I cannot provide a typical EUR/USD spread figure or recommend proceeding without further independent research and due diligence.