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Based on my thorough review of GMCU and my experience as a trader, I must clarify that GMCU is not a typical forex broker and does not provide traditional forex trading services or accounts. Instead, it focuses on standard retail banking services—such as loans, savings, and transaction accounts—and its product offering does not include access to forex markets or instruments like the EUR/USD currency pair. This is why, when I looked into GMCU’s account options and trading conditions, I found no mention of forex spreads or the kind of account details that forex traders require. Furthermore, my approach is always to prioritize regulatory clarity and risk management. GMCU does hold an Australian Investment Advisory License, but the status is marked as “Exceeded,” which raises questions about scope and validity. That already would make me cautious. But crucially, the absence of demo accounts, trading platforms suitable for forex, or mention of bid/ask spreads makes it impossible to determine or even estimate a typical EUR/USD spread with GMCU. In short, for anyone seeking a forex broker with transparent pricing on major pairs, GMCU is not a suitable choice. I strongly recommend confirming that your broker explicitly supports forex trading, provides platform transparency, and gives clear spread information before proceeding.