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As an experienced forex trader, I approach any broker’s cost structure with caution, especially when regulatory clarity is lacking. When it comes to SCB, my own research and experience raise immediate concerns: there is simply no transparent or verifiable information about their swap fees (overnight financing costs) disclosed. Unlike most established forex brokers, which publish detailed fee schedules and make it easy for clients to compare costs such as swaps, SCB’s available documentation focuses primarily on environmental markets and carbon-neutral products rather than retail forex trading. This omission stands out, especially given that clear fee information is vital for risk management and long-term profitability in forex. Based on my analysis of brokers with transparent regulatory status and robust industry reputations, I expect a certain standard when it comes to fee disclosure. The lack of valid regulatory licenses and the warnings about heightened risk only reinforce my caution. For me, comparing SCB’s swap fees to other mainstream forex brokers is not genuinely possible due to this opacity. If consistent, competitive swap fees matter to your strategy—as they do for mine—I would urge due diligence and to consider only those brokers who are fully regulated and upfront about all trading costs. For now, I’m unable to make a direct comparison and, from a risk perspective, I strongly prefer environments where all fee structures are transparent and strictly overseen.