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As an experienced forex trader who has reviewed LINE FX thoroughly, I have to clarify that LINE FX is a Japan-based broker primarily focused on forex currency pairs—specifically, 23 different pairs. Based on all available data, LINE FX does not list or offer trading in indices such as the US100 (NASDAQ 100) on its official trading platforms or through its product range. My experience suggests this is a significant point; brokers in Japan with a retail forex license, like LINE FX, typically restrict trading to spot FX and do not provide access to indices or CFDs on indices. For forex trading, costs at LINE FX are transparent: there are no commissions, with spreads starting at 0.3 pips during core trading hours (e.g., on EUR/USD), though spreads widen considerably outside those hours. However, since LINE FX does not appear to offer index trading—including the US100—it's not possible for me to break down the all-in trading costs (spread, commission, swaps) for those products on this platform. For traders like myself who value clarity and regulation, I always recommend verifying whether a broker actually offers a particular instrument before considering any cost structure. With LINE FX, the offering appears limited to spot FX, with regulated oversight from the Japanese Financial Services Agency—a mitigating factor for trader safety, but not suitable for those specifically seeking index products.