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As someone who relies heavily on understanding every cost associated with trading, I always prioritize clear information about swap fees or overnight financing charges before considering any broker. In my review of One Plus Capital, I found a notable gap: there is simply no published detail about their swap fee structure or how these charges compare to market averages. This lack of transparency makes it challenging for me to gauge the real cost of holding positions overnight, which is essential for both my strategy and risk management. My experience tells me that established brokers typically provide easily accessible, updated swap fee schedules, either directly on their websites or within trading platforms, because overnight costs can significantly affect profitability—especially for swing traders or anyone managing leveraged positions. Since One Plus Capital is regulated by CySEC and has a reasonably long operational history, I would generally expect a certain standard of disclosure. However, the absence of this specific information raises a yellow flag for me regarding cost predictability and transparency. In practice, I am hesitant to estimate One Plus Capital’s competitiveness on swap fees without data, and I would not open live positions until I received explicit written details from their support team. In the current situation, I can only recommend that anyone interested reach out directly and request a full breakdown of all overnight financing costs. For traders who consider swap fees a significant part of their strategy, this lack of disclosure is, in my view, a material drawback compared to other major brokers whose swap policies are clearly documented.