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As someone with years of independent trading experience, I always want clear information on costs like spreads before committing to a broker. Unfortunately, with GOLDTRUST FUTURES, I have not found specific public details regarding spreads for EUR/USD, or any forex pairs for that matter, because this broker is not focused on the spot forex market. The factual documentation shows GOLDTRUST holds a futures license from CFFEX in China and offers services centered around commodity delivery brokerage, financial futures brokerage, investment consulting, and asset management, rather than forex trading. For me, the noticeable absence of forex products—including EUR/USD—means that spread information is not applicable. I also noted that while they mention undisclosed handling fees for different commodities, there’s no mention of standard or variable spreads as most forex brokers would display. My approach is to work only with transparent brokers who provide detailed information upfront; in GOLDTRUST’s case, I cannot verify their competitiveness for forex because this is not in their scope. If currency trading is your focus, I would advise confirming a broker’s product lineup and cost structure directly—choosing entities regulated and specialized for your specific market. Caution and thorough research are always my priorities before opening an account.