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From my experience researching Currenex and carefully evaluating their profile, I have to emphasize that it’s quite difficult to determine a definitive, publicly-available “typical spread” for EUR/USD on a standard Currenex account. The platform is fundamentally designed as an institutional-level ECN, focusing on deep liquidity, multiple execution methods, and significant customizability. Currenex aggregates prices from various sources, so spreads are usually variable and can depend on client arrangements, liquidity access, and market conditions. That said, given the high degree of anonymity and customization possible, as well as the absence of transparent, published spread data, I would not rely on any specific spread figure unless it is officially documented for your particular account setup. Moreover, due to unresolved regulatory legitimacy issues and a suspected cloned license, I am particularly cautious about using Currenex for retail trading or relying solely on advertised trading conditions. In my view, it’s essential to request a live demonstration or obtain real-time quotes directly from their platform, if possible, before making any commitment. This extra step is crucial not just for cost transparency, but also for safeguarding your capital in a marketplace where regulatory trust is paramount.