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As an independent forex trader who relies on transparent cost structures, I approach all new brokers with caution—especially those, like Shenzhou Capital, that lack valid regulation and have a high-risk warning associated with them. Unfortunately, in my research and through the available broker information, Shenzhou Capital does not actually disclose overnight financing charges or swap fee details. This absence is concerning for me because, without clear information about swap rates, it becomes nearly impossible to accurately compare their overnight costs to those from well-known, regulated brokers. From experience, established brokers typically publish detailed swap fee schedules and allow traders to simulate or view the anticipated charges before holding positions overnight. In contrast, when swap fees are not made openly available, there can be unpredictability around costs, which undermines my ability to manage risk and overall trading expenses. While Shenzhou Capital mentions products, leverage, minimum deposits, and payment methods, their lack of transparent fee data—especially on swaps—makes it impossible for me to determine if their overnight fees are competitive or potentially excessive. Given the wider context of no regulation and flagged high risks, for me, this lack of information on swap fees is a significant red flag. Until transparent and verifiable fee structures are provided, I would be very hesitant to compare Shenzhou Capital favorably to established, regulated brokers whose overnight fee policies are easy to find and straightforward to understand.