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In my own experience trading with FXTF, the EUR/USD spread is generally considered tight compared to many other domestic Japanese brokers. While the exact spread can fluctuate with market conditions, I’ve found it to be notably competitive, often making short-term strategies like scalping more practical. Several verified users have highlighted that the spreads have improved over time, with some specifically mentioning that they are "low" and helpful for active trading. For me, lower spreads directly reduce trading costs, which is crucial for consistency in results. However, I must emphasize that FXTF does not publicly publish the exact typical spread values on their standard account. This lack of clear, real-time transparency can be a drawback for traders who rely on precise spread information to plan their strategies. That said, the broker’s regulation by Japan’s FSA and positive reports about stable execution and minimal slippage have given me additional confidence in the consistency of their spreads, even if the specifics are not always accessible. Given the absence of detailed public data, my advice would be to monitor spreads closely within the trading platform during active hours and, as always, manage expectations regarding costs, especially when market volatility might widen spreads temporarily.