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Sagot

From my research into HCFX, I noticed that available information is quite limited when it comes to their swap fees or overnight financing charges. In my years as a forex trader, transparency on costs like swaps is crucial to me—these fees can directly affect mid- and long-term trading profitability. HCFX primarily focuses on institutional and large-volume FX services, such as hedging and treasury management rather than catering to the retail trading crowd. This often means their pricing structure, including swap rates, isn’t publicized in the same way many retail brokers offer. What concerns me is that clear details on swap fees aren’t accessible on their website, and with HCFX's relevant FCA licenses no longer valid, this raises further questions for me regarding regulatory oversight and cost disclosures. In comparison, most established retail brokers publish their swap rates or provide swap calculators, allowing traders like me to estimate holding costs before entering positions. That kind of openness is critical for informed decision-making. For those who might trade with HCFX, I would recommend thoroughly clarifying all swap-related charges directly with the broker and exercising particular caution given the “suspicious overrun” and “medium potential risk” noted in assessments—something I never overlook when managing exposure to overnight costs.