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Compare Prop Firm Spreads In Real Time

Live comparison across forex, metals, indices, energy and cryptocurrencies, updated automatically from each firm’s trading platform.

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Current Spread Differences

Colors are ranked separately for each instrument across firms: the lowest third is green, the middle third amber, and the highest third red.

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How to compare live prop firm spreads

A trading spread is the difference between the bid and ask prices. Use the live table above to compare the same instrument, such as gold (XAUUSD) or EUR/USD, across prop firms. A tighter spread may reduce part of the trading cost, but commissions and account rules also matter.

Compare the same instrument

Check XAUUSD against XAUUSD or EURUSD against EURUSD across firms. Spread values for gold, forex pairs and indices are not directly interchangeable.

Include trading commissions

The lowest spread does not always mean the lowest overall cost. Select an instrument group to review any disclosed commissions; an undisclosed fee does not mean zero commission.

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Spreads can change with market conditions. Review the connection indicator and latest source update; a value retained during an outage is not necessarily the current market spread.