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Based on my experience as an independent trader, when I researched FFG Securities, I encountered some key issues regarding forex trading and typical spreads for pairs like EUR/USD. First and foremost, FFG Securities is regulated in Japan and has operated for well over a decade under the oversight of the FSA, which generally provides a measure of reliability and client protection. However, in my review of the information available, FFG Securities currently does not offer forex trading for individual retail clients—at least not in the way international forex brokers do. The product suite is focused on domestic and foreign stocks, bonds, ETFs, REITs, and investment trusts, and there is no mention of standard forex pairs, including EUR/USD, being available for trading. This absence of forex instruments means I've been unable to access any official, disclosed spreads or fee structures for the EUR/USD or any other currency pairs. From the perspective of risk management and informed trading, this lack of clarity and availability is critical. When considering any broker, transparent pricing—particularly on popular currency pairs like EUR/USD—is essential for me. Without clear details on spreads or forex product access, I cannot assess trading conditions or costs for EUR/USD at FFG Securities. For traders specifically looking to trade forex, I would suggest a broker that publicly lists spreads and costs for standard currency pairs to support transparent, prudent decision-making.