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As an independent trader with years of experience evaluating brokers, I always focus on transparency and regulatory credibility when examining a new platform. INVAST, regulated by the Japanese Financial Services Agency and operating for over 15 years, stands out for its adherence to local regulations and generally strong reputation in Japan. However, when I look specifically for information on the typical EUR/USD spread for a standard account, I cannot find explicit, up-to-date figures publicly disclosed by INVAST. The broker indicates that spreads are set by the Tokyo Financial Exchange, and user feedback often mentions “super narrow” spreads, which is usually a good sign. Even so, the lack of concrete numbers is a concern for me, especially since spread variability could impact real trading costs. In my trading practice, I am wary of any broker that does not clearly publish its typical spreads for major pairs like EUR/USD, as this transparency is essential for informed decision-making. Given the information at hand, while spreads are reportedly tight, I cannot provide an exact typical value without further verification—something I personally require before committing meaningful capital. For anyone considering INVAST, I would recommend contacting their support directly for granular spread data and to confirm if real trading conditions meet your needs.