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Sagot

As an independent trader focused on transparency and risk management, I place significant value on clear, accessible details about swap fees or overnight financing charges. When evaluating EA Capital, one challenge I encountered was the distinct lack of information about their swap fee structure. Unlike many reputable brokers that make swap rates and overnight charges readily available and easy to compare, EA Capital does not provide these details on its official website or through public disclosures. This makes it virtually impossible, in my experience, to reliably compare their swap fees to those of better-established brokers. Given the high potential risk warnings, the suspicious nature of EA Capital’s license, and the limited disclosure overall, I'm particularly cautious. In my view, the absence of transparent fee information is a red flag, as transparent cost structures are foundational for informed, sustainable trading decisions—especially for those of us who routinely hold positions overnight. By comparison, most established brokers operating under clear regulation prominently publish updated swap rates, allowing traders to assess rollover costs ahead of time. For me, this level of openness is essential for both trust and proper account management, and I believe traders should always prioritize brokers who maintain clear, up-to-date fee disclosures. In the case of EA Capital, the risks related to non-transparent costs and uncertain regulatory status outweigh any potential benefit for my trading style.