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In my experience, FX Broadnet stands out primarily due to its dual offering of both over-the-counter FX trading and the Click 365 service on the Tokyo Financial Exchange. This structure gives traders like me access to a decent range of currency pairs through two different execution models, which can be particularly helpful depending on whether I prefer exchange-based or OTC environments. I find the inclusion of Click 365 attractive—it’s still somewhat unique for Japanese brokers and provides greater transparency and standardized trading terms enforced by an exchange. Regarding the fee structure, one of FX Broadnet’s core advantages is its highly competitive spreads. For example, the dollar-yen spread is as low as 0.2 sen, which is among the lowest in the industry from what I’ve observed. Low spreads can directly impact my trading costs, especially for strategies that involve frequent entries and exits. However, I always remind myself that low spreads alone shouldn’t be the sole factor in choosing a broker—reliability, technology, and regulatory standing are just as important. I also value the transparency in swap rate information and the ability to test the platform risk-free via a demo account. While the cost structure is favorable, especially with tight spreads and an apparent absence of major hidden fees, I remain cautious and recommend thoroughly reviewing their terms before committing significant capital. FX Broadnet’s solid regulation by Japan’s FSA adds an extra layer of reassurance for me as a trader focused on security and compliance.