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Reflecting on my experience as a forex trader, understanding overnight financing charges—commonly known as swap fees—is critically important for anyone holding positions beyond a single trading session. With InverForx, however, I was unable to locate any transparent or specific information regarding their swap fee structure. This absence stands out to me, especially when comparing with reputable brokers on the market, many of which openly publish their swap rates, sometimes even providing calculators or downloadable tables for client reference. This lack of disclosure at InverForx is concerning. From a risk management and cost-planning perspective, knowing these ongoing costs is essential to both trading strategy and long-term profitability. When brokers leave such details undisclosed, it becomes difficult for me—and I believe for most traders—to make informed decisions about holding positions overnight. It is worth noting that transparent brokers, especially those under regulation, are typically far more forthcoming about all fee structures, including swaps. Given InverForx’s unregulated status and their omission of this key cost element, I personally would exercise heightened caution. Without this information, I simply cannot reliably compare their swap fees to those of other brokers, nor can I assess overall cost-effectiveness. For any trader who intends to keep trades open past the daily roll, this lack of clarity poses a significant risk. In my practice, I consider full transparency on all trading costs—including swap fees—a baseline requirement before opening an account with any broker.