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After thoroughly examining the available information on Huatai International, I found that specific details regarding their swap fees or overnight financing charges are not directly outlined in the WikiFX data. As someone who has traded with various brokers for years, I know that transparent swap fee structures are crucial, especially for strategies requiring positions to be held overnight. I noticed Huatai International's fee schedule is clearly stated for stock transactions and related services, but there’s no explicit mention of forex swap or overnight costs within the provided context. That being said, Huatai International is regulated by the Hong Kong SFC and has a longstanding operation (15-20 years), which generally signals a commitment to standard industry practices. In my experience, brokers under this type of regulation tend to have competitive—though not always the lowest—financing fees, since they are required to adhere to clear disclosure and fair dealing standards. However, the lack of explicit public detail on swap charges means I would exercise added caution. Before holding leveraged positions overnight or using their forex services heavily, I would personally reach out directly to their support channels and request a written breakdown of any potential financing or overnight fees, so that there are no surprises. In comparison to peers I’ve used, who typically publish their swap rates on their platforms or websites, Huatai’s more opaque approach leaves a gap in clarity. For risk management, I believe it’s essential to obtain this information directly before making any swaps-reliant trading decisions.