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Based on my experience and the information available, Tradition primarily operates as an interdealer broker, focusing on specialized financial instruments such as FX forwards, commodities, and derivatives rather than catering to standard retail forex trading. I noticed that while Tradition is regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) in Hong Kong, and this offers a certain level of oversight and customer protection, key details about typical trading conditions—such as the exact spread for EUR/USD on a standard account—are not transparently disclosed. As a trader, I know that spreads are a crucial factor in making cost-effective decisions. In my own practice, I always look for brokers who clearly communicate their trading costs, so the absence of published spread information with Tradition is something I’d treat cautiously. From what is presented, Tradition’s offering seems to be tailored more toward institutional or professional participants, given their focus on FX forwards and over-the-counter products via their proprietary TRADe platform. For those specifically looking for conventional EUR/USD spot trading with clear, competitive spreads, I would recommend verifying directly with Tradition’s support or considering other brokers who provide greater transparency about retail spreads. For me, the lack of accessible spread data means I would not proceed without further clarification, as prudent risk management always comes first.