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As an independent trader who values regulatory transparency and risk management, I approach any unregulated broker like MONETARY GOLD with considerable caution. Unfortunately, after thoroughly examining the available information, I found no concrete details on MONETARY GOLD’s swap fees, also known as overnight financing charges. This lack of transparency is an immediate red flag for me, as swap rates can significantly affect overall trading costs, especially for those holding positions over multiple days. With reputable brokers, I’ve always been able to review clear, up-to-date swap fee schedules, which aids me in making informed decisions about my trades. By contrast, MONETARY GOLD operates without any valid regulatory oversight and is flagged as high risk, scoring extremely low on regulatory and risk management indices. For me, this makes any assessment of their fee structure—and by extension, their swap fees—impossible to verify or compare reliably. In my experience, access to transparent, competitive swap fee data is non-negotiable, and the absence of such crucial information means I cannot recommend MONETARY GOLD as a viable choice, especially when there are well-regulated brokers that openly disclose their pricing. For my trading and peace of mind, I stick strictly to brokers with clear, regulated business practices and full fee disclosure.