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As an independent forex trader, when I look into brokers, overnight financing (or swap) charges play a significant role in my trading costs, especially for swing trades and longer-term positions. Unfortunately, from my research into Renaissance Capital, I haven't found transparent or detailed information regarding their overnight financing rates. This absence itself raises several concerns for me. Firstly, compared to other well-established brokers—many of which clearly publish their swap rates or provide a dedicated fees page—Renaissance Capital appears far less forthcoming. I’ve seen that reputable competitors typically offer full disclosure or even live calculators for overnight charges, which allows me to precisely factor ongoing costs into my trading strategy. With Renaissance Capital, this key cost element is unclear, making it challenging to judge overall competitiveness. Moreover, I’ve noted recurring reports from other users highlighting withdrawal issues and operational transparency, as well as concerns about previous entities linked to the same management. For me, these red flags heighten my caution; if a broker isn’t open about core fees or if their track record is questionable, I hesitate to trust that their overnight financing charges will be fair, or even properly applied. Ultimately, in my experience, the lack of specific information on overnight fees—together with broader trust and transparency concerns—means I would approach Renaissance Capital with significant caution, especially when other regulated brokers provide more clarity and peace of mind regarding all trading costs.