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Based on my thorough review and experience as a trader, I found it difficult to determine a specific EUR/USD spread for Shin’s standard account. From the data available, Shin does not provide an online trading platform and their primary focus appears to be on Japanese stocks, investment trusts, and bonds rather than forex pairs like EUR/USD. While the company holds a Japanese FSA license, which does generally indicate a higher standard of regulatory compliance, the absence of public information on spread costs—particularly for major forex pairs—makes it impossible for me to confidently assess typical trading costs. For me, transparent fee structures and easily accessible market data are non-negotiable when considering any broker, especially when trading high-volume pairs such as EUR/USD. Shin’s unclear fee disclosures and lack of online execution tools mean I cannot verify if forex is available at all, let alone what the spreads are. As a cautious trader, I recommend that anyone interested in forex specifically contact Shin directly for exact details before considering any commitment. The general lack of clear information and limited market coverage are signals to proceed carefully and ensure all costs are fully understood up front.