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As someone who has researched and traded across various futures brokers, I approach platforms like CCB Futures with a careful eye toward cost transparency and overall fee structure. My experience tells me that overnight financing charges—sometimes known as rollover or swap fees—can have a significant impact on trading costs for those who keep positions open across sessions. In evaluating CCB Futures specifically, I found their transparency on overnight financing charges to be lacking. The information provided does not specify exact overnight rates or related fees for holding positions, which stands in contrast to many international competitors who make such costs explicit, especially for retail traders. This absence of clear information makes it challenging for me to directly compare CCB Futures’ overnight financing charges to those of other brokers, such as many regulated Australian or global providers who clearly list these fees on their websites or trading platforms. Generally, I prefer brokers who fully disclose all costs upfront, as this helps prevent unwelcome surprises and facilitates robust risk management. Given CCB Futures’ regulatory status in China and the standards implied by their futures license, there may be some confidence in the fairness of their fee structure. However, from my conservative trading standpoint, the lack of published overnight financing charges means I would either seek detailed clarification directly from their customer support or consider more transparent alternatives if overnight funding costs are a key component in my trading strategy. When dealing with any broker, complete cost transparency is, in my view, essential for making informed choices and managing risk responsibly.