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Based on my experience as a trader, assessing swap fees—or overnight financing charges—at any broker is essential, since these directly impact the profitability of holding positions overnight. For China Galaxy, after carefully reviewing all available information, I found that details on their swap fees or overnight financing costs are not explicitly disclosed. The absence of this crucial information puts me at a disadvantage as a potential client, since transparent fee structures are vital for cost comparisons and risk management. From what is provided publicly, China Galaxy offers a range of financial instruments such as securities, futures, options, bonds, mutual funds, and structured products, but does not support forex trading or popular trading platforms like MT4/MT5. In my view, the lack of forex offerings means that traditional swap fees as understood in the forex industry may not be directly comparable here. For futures contracts and margin products, overnight costs can exist, but without clear disclosure, I would always hesitate to proceed. This is especially important given some concerning user feedback regarding difficulties with withdrawals and customer support, signaling a need for extra caution. Ultimately, the inability to directly compare China Galaxy’s overnight charges to those of other well-known brokers—many of whom publish their fees transparently—means I cannot fully evaluate their competitiveness in this area. For me, if overnight costs are a critical consideration, brokers with clear, published fee structures remain preferable to ensure I know precisely what costs I may incur. As always, I recommend verifying all fee-related details directly with any brokerage before opening or funding an account.