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In my experience as an independent trader, it's crucial to have clear information about spreads before engaging with any broker. After carefully reviewing the available information about Taishin Securities, I found that they primarily deal in securities, futures, stocks, ETFs, bonds, commodities, and derivatives rather than spot forex. Because of this focus, traditional forex spread structures—fixed or variable—aren’t explicitly outlined or promoted on their platform. For platforms like Taishin Securities, which operate under Taiwanese regulation and concentrate on exchange-traded instruments, spreads tend to be variable by nature and are typically determined by the underlying market liquidity for each individual asset. During periods of high market volatility or major news events, I would expect these spreads to widen, as is common with exchange-traded products; this is due to greater uncertainty and the increased risk market makers face. Since Taishin doesn’t provide detailed, public documentation on their fee structure or live spread examples, I must emphasize the importance of caution. I always prefer contacting customer support directly to clarify costs before executing significant trades, particularly around scheduled economic announcements or unpredictable market events, in order to avoid unexpected trading expenses.