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Based on my deep dive into TP Global’s publicly available information, I could not find any reliable or specific data regarding the typical EUR/USD spread on their standard account. This absence of transparent trading conditions is immediately concerning for me as an experienced trader because knowing the expected spread, especially on a highly liquid pair like EUR/USD, is a core consideration for managing costs and strategy selection. From my research, TP Global currently operates without any valid financial regulation and its website is inaccessible, which makes it impossible to verify account types, spreads, or other fundamental trading parameters directly. For me, this lack of accessibility and regulatory oversight is a significant red flag—without published spreads, I have no basis to evaluate their competitiveness compared to the many reputable, regulated brokers I’ve worked with who explicitly disclose such information. In my opinion, being unable to confirm even something as basic as the standard EUR/USD spread creates too much uncertainty and risk. I would never personally commit funds to trade with a broker under these opaque circumstances. For traders who are serious about risk management and transparency, I believe it is critical to have all essential trading details, including spreads, upfront—something TP Global currently does not provide.