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As an experienced trader who prioritizes both regulatory transparency and cost structure, my evaluation of IndiaNivesh’s swap fees—or, more broadly, its overnight financing charges—can only be approached with significant caution. According to the available information, IndiaNivesh operates without any valid regulatory oversight and carries a suspicious regulatory license with a high potential risk warning. The platform primarily focuses on equities, mutual funds, derivatives, IPOs, currencies, and commodities, but detailed comparative data about its swap fees relative to other brokers is notably absent from public records. From my perspective, the lack of regulation and transparency immediately puts IndiaNivesh at a disadvantage compared to established, properly regulated brokers in regions like the UK or Australia, where swap fees are clearly disclosed and subject to oversight. With reputable brokers, I can usually factor overnight costs confidently into my strategies, knowing there is consistency and recourse if something seems off. However, with IndiaNivesh, not only is specific information about their swap or overnight charges unavailable, but the absence of a demo account further limits the ability to assess these costs in a risk-free environment. Based on my experience, high-risk, unregulated brokers can sometimes impose non-standard or even excessive overnight financing charges. This ambiguity exposes traders like me to the possibility of unfavorable fee conditions without warning or protection. For anyone considering IndiaNivesh primarily for leveraged products that might accrue swap charges, I recommend a very conservative approach, recognizing that the cost structure remains opaque and carries additional, unquantifiable risk compared to reputable, licensed alternatives.