Forex Spreads
Forex spread is the difference between the buy price and the sell price. Spread cost is measured in 'pips' and the cost of trade. Popular currency pairs such as EUR/GBP and AUD/USD have lower spreads as a result. higher liquidity levels. Monstrade offers you one of the lowest spreads on the market.
Click on a Product to View Our Typical Spreads
What is Forex Spread?
Trade with Monstrade on ultra-competitive spreads starting from 0.0 pips.
In Forex, the spread is the difference between the bid and ask price of a tradable instrument. A lower spread means lower transaction costs for you.
Thanks to our deep liquidity partnerships with top financial institutions, Monstrade ensures consistently tight spreads, giving traders the edge they need in every trade.
Spreads Affect Your Trades
Successful traders make their trading decisions based on such changes. They always track changes in the spread. Spread size plays an important role in trading, especially for scalpers and intraday traders:
High Spreads
When the difference between the bid and ask prices is higher than normal, it may indicate a period of either low liquidity or high market volatility. For example, non-major forex pairs tend to spread higher than major pairs.
Low Spreads
When the difference between the ask and bid prices is lower than usual, it may indicate a period of either high liquidity or low market volatility. For example, spreads tend to be lower during the major forex sessions.
Trade Smarter with Tight Spreads
In Forex, the spread is the difference between the bid (buy) and ask (sell) price of a currency pair, measured in pips. It represents the transaction cost for traders: the tighter the spread, the lower the cost. Popular pairs like EUR/USD usually have lower spreads due to their high liquidity, while exotic pairs or volatile markets often lead to wider spreads. For example, if EUR/USD is quoted at 1.1251/1.1252, the spread is 1 pip, which directly impacts the cost of your trade.
Spreads can vary depending on factors like liquidity, market volatility, trading sessions, and currency pairs. They may be fixed or variable: fixed spreads remain stable, while variable spreads change with market conditions. Traders who operate frequently often prefer variable spreads during peak sessions when spreads are tight, while less active traders may choose fixed spreads for predictability. Ultimately, understanding and managing spreads is key to minimizing costs and optimizing trading strategies.
Lower Transaction Costs
High Liquidity
Faster Execution
Transparent Pricing
Trade Global Markets with Ultra-Competitive Spreads
At Monstrade, we bring you access to a wide range of markets - Forex, Stocks, Indices, Commodities, and Cryptocurrencies - all with tight spreads and zero commissions. Whether you are trading leading companies like Apple, Tesla, or Amazon, major currency pairs such as EUR/USD, or popular commodities like gold and oil, our transparent pricing ensures you always trade with confidence.
With spreads starting from 0.0 pips, you benefit from lower costs, faster execution, and greater profit potential. Thanks to our strong liquidity partnerships and advanced trading technology, we make sure your trades are executed smoothly across all market conditions.
👉Experience global opportunities with minimal costs — because every pip saved means more profit for you.
Industry Leading Low Forex Spreads
Monstrade provides variable spreads with low re-price probability for fast execution. Our feed comes from leading international financial institutions for deep liquidity and real-time quotes for different tradable instruments. This allows us to offer forex spreads as low as 0.0 pips on RAW ECN accounts and 0.8 pips on Standard STP accounts.
MonTrade Forex Trading Accounts
Now You Can See the Bid/Ask Price for Any Instrument
Click on "View" and choose "Market Watch"
To see the spread for a particular symbol, right-click anywhere on the Market Watch window and select "Spread"
You can now see an additional column, displaying the spread for each currency pair, commodities or indices
Note that MT5 quotes spreads in MetaTrader 5 points. To find the spread in pips, you will need to divide the number by 10.
FAQ
Investing in the forex markets involves trading one currency in exchange for another at a preset exchange rate. Therefore, currencies are quoted in terms of their price in another currency. The forex spread is the difference between the exchange rate that a forex broker sells a currency, and the rate at which the broker buys the currency.
SPREADS
Spreads on our MetaTrader 5 platform are variable with quotes from major international financial institutions. In times of liquid our industry-leading spreads can go as low as 0.0 pips. Ours more typical spreads are listed below.
Forex Spreads
| Symbol | Product | Standart A/c Avg | Raw ECN A/c Min / Avg |
|---|---|---|---|
| EURUSD | EURO / U.S. DOLLAR | 1.8 | 0/0.6 |
| GBPUSD | BRITISH POUND / U.S. DOLLAR | 1.8 | 0/0.6 |
| USDJPY | U.S. DOLLAR / JAPANESE YEN | 1.8 | 0/0.6 |
| AUDUSD | AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR / U.S. DOLLAR | 1.8 | 0/0.6 |
| USDCAD | U.S. DOLLAR / CANADIAN DOLLAR | 1.8 | 0/0.6 |
| USDCHF | U.S. DOLLAR / SWISS FRANC | 1.8 | 0/0.6 |
| NZDUSD | NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR / U.S. DOLLAR | 1.8 | 0/0.6 |