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As a trader who always approaches broker selection with due diligence, I find Bendix FX’s lack of regulatory oversight and transparency to be a significant concern—especially when evaluating sensitive details like swap fees or overnight financing charges. Unfortunately, after extensively searching available information on Bendix FX, I was unable to find any specific data about their swap rates, how overnight fees are structured, or any fee schedule disclosures. This is quite different from my experience with better-established, regulated brokers, who openly publish their swap tables and make comparative analysis easier. When a broker does not provide visible and verifiable information about such fundamental trading costs, it raises a red flag for me. In the highly competitive forex market, transparent brokers typically publish their overnight funding rates and often even offer swap calculators so clients can factor costs into their trading strategies. For me, this lack of clarity from Bendix FX makes it impossible to evaluate whether their swap fees are reasonable or competitive. Coupled with their “suspicious regulatory license” status and warning signals about high potential risk, I am left with strong reservations. Given that swap fees can substantially erode profit in longer-term trades, I personally would not consider trading with a broker until I could compare their charges directly with those from well-regulated peers. Without reliable, comparable data, any potential trader must exercise extreme caution.