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As someone who has traded across various platforms, I place significant importance on understanding and comparing swap fees or overnight financing costs, as these can substantially affect long-term profitability in both forex and crypto trading. With Mether World, I was struck by the lack of transparency regarding their swap fees. Based on my review of their publicly available information, there are no clear details or published rates about overnight financing costs. This stands in stark contrast to regulated brokers I’ve used, which typically disclose swap rates openly and adjust them according to market conditions. The absence of this critical cost information in Mether World’s offering makes it impossible for me to reliably compare their swap fees to those of more established, regulated brokers. Given that Mether World operates without valid regulatory oversight and has a suspicious business profile according to third-party assessments, I find this lack of transparency particularly concerning. For me, this is a red flag, since swap fees—while sometimes overlooked by newcomers—can have a significant bottom-line effect for anyone holding positions overnight. In my professional judgment, when a broker does not publish basic cost structures, it’s nearly impossible to make informed decisions or to trust that these costs are competitive or fairly applied. I’d personally be much more comfortable trading with brokers who are both regulated and fully transparent about swap and other trading fees. This is especially important in managing risk and preventing unpleasant surprises on my statements. For those reasons, I would exercise considerable caution with Mether World until and unless this fundamental information is made clear.