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Based on my close examination of SSI as a potential trading venue, I find it particularly difficult to offer clarity regarding their spreads—whether fixed or variable. SSI’s publicly available details are notably sparse, and I could not identify any transparent information about their spread structures, which for me immediately raises a red flag, especially for traders seeking reliability and cost predictability in volatile market conditions. In my professional experience, established and reputable brokers are forthright about key trading parameters, including spread types, because these factors meaningfully impact trade planning and risk management. The absence of clear information on spread conditions is especially concerning given SSI is unregulated. In my time navigating both stable and turbulent markets, I have learned that transparent brokers will typically disclose whether spreads widen during economic news releases or high volatility periods—a common industry practice since it directly affects trading outcomes. Without this information, and without regulatory oversight, I am particularly cautious; it is very hard to anticipate how costs might fluctuate during major economic events. This lack of clarity might expose traders to unpredictable and possibly significant costs, as unregulated brokers are not held to the same standards of fairness or disclosure. In summary, due to the complete lack of published details about spreads, I am unable to confirm whether SSI offers fixed or variable spreads, nor can I report with any confidence what happens to spreads during high market volatility. For me, this substantial information gap and regulatory uncertainty mean I would not consider SSI a trustworthy option for active or risk-sensitive traders.