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As someone who has spent considerable time analyzing brokers for both trading reliability and transparency, I put a strong emphasis on the regulatory status and risk profile before even considering details like spreads. In my own review of invertirOnline, I could not find any verifiable or published information regarding specific spreads—such as the typical spread for EUR/USD—on their standard accounts. This absence of detailed fee disclosure is significant for me, especially because spreads are a fundamental factor in overall trading costs. Additionally, based on the available information, invertirOnline is an unregulated broker. There are explicit warnings about its high potential risk and lack of valid regulatory oversight. This calls for an even more cautious approach: I never make assumptions about trading costs or conditions with brokers that do not clearly publish their key metrics. User reports and community feedback also raise red flags about unexpected charges and withdrawal issues, which for me only underscores the need for extreme diligence. In summary, without transparent and verifiable data from invertirOnline about EUR/USD spreads, I cannot provide a figure, and I would be especially hesitant to trade under such uncertain conditions. For matter-of-fact trading, I always recommend prioritizing brokers who are forthcoming with their trading costs and who are under credible regulation.