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Based on my review of XSpot Wealth, I was unable to find any transparent or detailed disclosure about their overnight financing charges, commonly known as swap fees. This omission immediately raised caution for me, as understanding the swap structure is fundamental for anyone—especially those holding positions overnight. In my years of trading, I’ve learned that reputable brokers make such details easily accessible because these fees can significantly impact profitability, particularly for swing and position traders. For comparison, many established brokers not only outline their swap rates but also provide real-time calculators on their platforms. XSpot Wealth’s lack of publicly available information about swap fees makes it nearly impossible for me to evaluate how they measure up against industry norms. In practice, transparency around costs is not just a convenience; it’s a matter of trust and risk control. The broader pattern of user complaints—many citing difficulties with withdrawals and non-responsiveness—amplifies my cautious stance. From an experienced trader’s perspective, I would be wary of any broker that does not clearly disclose all trading costs, including overnight financing charges. This lack of clarity means I cannot make a fair or accurate comparison to other brokers, and for my own capital, I’d consider this a significant red flag.