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In my experience reviewing SANKO, I noticed that the broker does not publicly disclose specific details about its spread structure—whether they are fixed or variable. For me, this lack of clarity is a significant drawback, especially since understanding spread behavior is crucial for calculating trading costs and managing risk. As someone relying on precise numbers to make trading decisions, I generally prefer brokers who openly publish their spread policies and typical costs. From what I gathered, SANKO is regulated in Japan by the Financial Services Agency (FSA) and has operated for over 15 years, which lends some confidence regarding compliance and operational history. However, the absence of direct information about spreads, especially during volatile periods or major news releases, makes it challenging for me to fully assess the trading environment. Based on my broader industry experience, I know major news can widen spreads, particularly with variable spread brokers, impacting execution and slippage. Yet, since SANKO does not specify their approach and also lacks access to standard platforms like MT4 or MT5, there's no way for me—or any prudent trader—to verify this through a demo or public documentation. Given these uncertainties, and considering SANKO's limited transparency on essential trading conditions, I approach trading with them with extra caution and would recommend careful due diligence for anyone prioritizing cost control and transparency in their trading strategies.