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As an experienced trader who relies heavily on transparency and well-documented trading conditions, I found it challenging to assess AP CAPITAL’s swap fees—or overnight financing charges—due to a notable lack of publicly available information. Unlike most retail forex brokers that clearly display their swap rates or provide detailed documentation on costs, AP CAPITAL does not disclose this aspect on their official materials. This lack of clarity makes it difficult for me to directly compare their fees with industry standards, which is a crucial consideration for anyone who intends to hold positions overnight. For me, the absence of demo accounts and limited contact channels further compounds this concern. When evaluating a brokerage, especially one dealing with asset management and proprietary trading like AP CAPITAL, transparency around all trading costs is essential for prudent risk management. Most reputable brokers readily provide this data to facilitate informed decision-making, and the inability to verify swap charges puts traders at a disadvantage, especially those with strategies involving overnight exposure. While AP CAPITAL is regulated by Hong Kong’s SFC and has been operational for over a decade, I need comprehensive cost transparency to feel confident in making comparisons or committing funds. Until more is known about their fee structure, I believe caution is warranted, and I personally would look for brokers where all trading costs—including swaps—are fully disclosed before opening an account.