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FxPro, the London-based broker that describes itself as the world's number-one global broker, announced on July 1, 2026 a complete overhaul of its trading conditions — eliminating spreads entirely on major cryptocurrency and index contracts for difference.
The firm said the zero-spread policy covers Bitcoin, Ethereum, and additional instruments in both categories, collapsing a cost that has historically been embedded in every trade executed on its platform.
What Zero Spread Actually Removes In CFD markets, the spread — the gap between the bid price and the ask price — is typically the primary mechanism through which a broker recovers transaction costs.
It is invisible on the order ticket in one sense, but it registers immediately as slippage against any position opened and closed at the same quoted price.
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