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Based on my research into Master Door FX, I found that their typical spreads for major pairs like EUR/USD appear to vary depending on the account environment. For a standard trading account, which is what most retail traders would use, the minimum spread for EUR/USD is reportedly “from 0.9.” However, I must emphasize that while this figure might look competitive on the surface, it comes with important caveats that I’ve learned to be careful about as an independent trader. What stands out to me is the overall risk profile and lack of reliable transparency from Master Door FX: there is no valid regulatory oversight according to the latest data, and many core account details (like actual real-time spreads, commissions, and exact trading conditions) are missing or unspecified. In my experience, when a broker’s disclosures are this incomplete, the quoted “minimum spread” often does not represent the average or typical trading cost you’ll encounter—especially during volatile market conditions or outside peak liquidity hours. For me, spread reliability is tightly connected to a broker’s overall trustworthiness and regulatory posture. Without oversight, even apparently tight spreads can widen unexpectedly, or be paired with hidden costs, which I personally find unacceptable for responsible forex trading. Therefore, while you might see EUR/USD spreads starting from 0.9 pips on a standard account at Master Door FX, I would treat this figure as tentative at best, and I would exercise significant caution. My advice is to prioritize brokers with proven regulatory status and full account transparency before making any trading decisions.