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As someone who has spent years scrutinizing brokers for both short- and long-term trading, I approach the evaluation of India Advantage's overnight financing charges—often called swap fees—with caution and attention to detail. Unfortunately, based on my review of the information available, India Advantage does not provide transparent or detailed disclosures regarding swap fee structures or overnight financing rates. This lack of clarity immediately stands out, especially when I compare it to most well-regulated brokers, who typically publish this information explicitly for each asset class. Another significant issue for me is that India Advantage operates without any valid regulatory oversight. In my experience, regulatory frameworks require brokers to follow strict standards of transparency, particularly concerning pricing and additional charges like swap fees. The absence of such a framework makes it difficult, if not impossible, for me to determine whether clients are being charged fairly or if hidden costs might be present. The lack of mainstream trading platforms like MT4 or MT5 also means I have no direct way to preview or cross-reference indicative overnight charges within a familiar trading environment. In contrast, major regulated brokers usually offer in-depth breakdowns of swap rates and update them regularly as part of their client disclosures. Given the absence of publicly stated swap fees, the lack of a demo account, and the overall high-risk profile attributed to India Advantage, I do not feel comfortable assuming their swap charges would be competitive or transparent compared to established, regulated brokers. For me, this is a crucial factor and enough to warrant extreme caution until full fee schedules are made available and subject to external oversight.