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As an independent trader who values transparency and regulatory oversight, it’s critical for me to have clarity on all trading costs before considering any broker. In the case of RCB, after assessing the available information, I must be clear that currently, RCB does not offer any trading services—neither for indices like the US100 nor any other financial instrument. According to public data, RCB has officially ceased all financial operations and their website communicates that both banking and investment services have been discontinued. Furthermore, RCB lacks any regulation from CySEC or other reputable authorities. This is a significant red flag in the forex industry. Without regulatory supervision and with their operations already closed, RCB does not list or disclose any spreads, commissions, swaps, or additional trading costs. Even when RCB was previously active in the market, the absence of regulatory credentials would have made me personally very cautious about cost structures and the overall safety of my funds. For anyone seeking to trade indices like the US100, I would recommend looking only at fully regulated brokers who publicly detail their trading costs and maintain proper oversight. Transparent cost breakdowns and operational legitimacy are essential for risk management and financial peace of mind, and at this time, RCB simply does not meet even the most basic criteria to evaluate trading costs.