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As someone who evaluates brokers with great care—especially regarding costs and regulatory protections—I always make sure to closely examine transparency around fees, including swap rates or overnight financing charges. In the case of Derayah, I notice that details regarding swap fees or overnight financing rates are not provided at all in the available information. This lack of clarity immediately stands out for me, since overnight charges can have a significant long-term impact on certain trading strategies and are a crucial part of a broker’s total trading cost. Even more important, Derayah is not regulated by any recognized financial authority, according to my research. For me, using an unregulated broker that doesn’t disclose major trading costs is highly concerning. On platforms regulated in markets like Australia or the UK, I usually find explicit information about swap fees, detailed breakdowns, and accessible calculators for transparency. With Derayah, the absence of information—combined with their lack of regulatory oversight—means I cannot objectively compare their swap charges to those of regulated brokers. As a cautious trader, these gaps are deal breakers for me. It’s vital to know and control every aspect of trading costs, and I prefer brokers that fully disclose their fee structures, including overnight charges, under robust regulatory supervision. For my portfolio and peace of mind, I would not proceed with Derayah until such transparency and regulation are present.