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As an independent forex trader focused on risk management and regulatory standards, one concern I have with RICO is the lack of clear disclosure surrounding their swap fees or overnight financing charges. From my research into their offering, while I found information on the variety of trading platforms and the explicit costs for platform access, there is no detailed or transparent breakdown regarding their swap fee structure. This stands out to me because, with regulated brokers, swap fees are typically listed plainly, letting me make direct cost comparisons for holding positions overnight. This absence of information means I have no reliable way to benchmark RICO’s overnight costs against those of regulated competitors. In my experience, such opacity can create uncertainty for traders, as swap fees can materially impact returns over time, especially for swing or position strategies. Moreover, since RICO operates without oversight from recognized financial authorities, I would be particularly wary—there’s an elevated risk that fees could be higher or change without sufficient notice or protection for clients. Given this, I cannot confidently compare RICO’s swap fees with those of other brokers and wouldn’t personally choose to trade with any provider that doesn’t offer clear, up-to-date information on all trading costs, especially overnight financing. For me, transparent fee policies are as important as platform variety or market access, and a lack of them is a significant red flag when evaluating brokers.