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Having traded independently for years and evaluated numerous brokers, I find FX Broadnet’s fee structure noteworthy for its transparency, especially concerning spreads. For me, understanding costs is essential for both strategy and risk management. FX Broadnet advertises a dollar-yen spread as low as 0.2 sen, which is indeed competitive in the Japanese retail FX market. In my experience, such low spreads can lead to more efficient execution and reduce the friction cost of entering and exiting trades, but it’s always prudent to remember that spreads are variable, often widening under volatile market conditions. As for commissions, from all the available data, FX Broadnet seems to focus mainly on its tight spreads and does not openly list separate commission charges for standard over-the-counter FX trading via its online platform. This could indicate that the broker operates with a spread-only fee model for regular forex trades, which is fairly common among Japan-regulated FX providers. For the Click 365 product, utilized by some traders for its exchange-traded structure, there may be swap-related costs and different trading conditions, so I always review these specifics on the official site before committing funds. Ultimately, from my perspective, the visible costs at FX Broadnet mostly come from the spread, with limited public evidence of added commission charges for standard retail accounts. However, as with any broker, I recommend reviewing the latest fee schedules directly and factoring in swap rates and possible administrative charges, as these can impact long-term trading performance. Comprehensive understanding of costs is a cornerstone of responsible trading.