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As someone with extensive trading experience, I always examine broker fee structures with caution, especially when it comes to overnight financing (swap) charges, since these costs can significantly impact profitability over time. For GOLDTRUST FUTURES, the issue is that, although they are a regulated Chinese broker with a futures license from CFFEX and have been operating for several years, they do not publicly disclose the specific fee standards for their products, including any potential overnight financing or swap-related fees. This lack of transparency puts me on alert. In my experience, the inability to easily compare these charges with those of other brokers—especially internationally recognized names that tend to offer clear, published swap rates—makes it difficult for a trader to accurately assess the full cost of trading with GOLDTRUST FUTURES. It is possible that their fee structure is competitive, but without published details, I am hesitant to assume so. Transparency around fees is also an important indicator of a broker’s client-centric approach; opaque pricing can sometimes bring unwelcome surprises for active or leveraged traders. Therefore, for me, the absence of specific, readily available overnight financing fee information means I cannot reliably compare GOLDTRUST FUTURES to other brokers on this point, and I would seek this clarity before committing any significant trading capital.