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In my experience as a forex trader, clear and reliable information on spreads is absolutely vital. With Master Door FX, the publicly available data suggests that their minimum spreads start from 0.8 or 0.9 depending on the account type, and in at least one case, from 3.2. However, there is no explicit mention as to whether these are fixed or variable spreads. In the wider industry, when a broker does not clarify this point—especially one operating without recognized regulatory oversight and listed as high risk—my instinct is to assume variable spreads are in place, as fixed spreads usually receive prominent marketing. Variable spreads tend to widen during periods of high market volatility or major economic news releases. This is a common response to underlying liquidity challenges, and I have found that such expansions can significantly impact trading results, slipping well beyond the minimums advertised. The lack of regulatory clarity and transparency around trading conditions at Master Door FX makes me particularly cautious: I would not place my funds with a broker unless I had clear documentation about spread behavior during market stress. In summary, based on the sparsity of details and my experience, I urge any trader to be extremely careful. I cannot rule out the possibility of sudden or significant spread widening with Master Door FX, particularly during volatile market conditions.