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As an experienced forex trader, when I evaluate a broker like Alfa Capital, I prioritize transparency and regulatory safety before even considering costs such as overnight swap fees. In Alfa Capital's case, the lack of current regulatory oversight is a major red flag for me. According to the latest information, their CySEC and FCA licenses are revoked, indicating they are not operating under recognized financial supervision. This raises substantial concerns, not just about trading costs, but about the overall integrity and protection for clients’ funds. Speaking specifically to overnight swap fees, it’s problematic that Alfa Capital does not provide any verifiable data on these charges. In my experience, reputable brokers make swap rates accessible and clearly list them alongside other trading conditions. Here, the absence of such information—alongside the revoked licenses and apparent business risks—makes an effective comparison with other brokers impossible and, frankly, unwise. Most regulated competitors readily share swap fee structures and are monitored to ensure fair client treatment. Without transparency or oversight, there’s simply too much uncertainty. For me, that alone disqualifies Alfa Capital, regardless of whether their swap fees might seem competitive or not. My approach is always to place safety and transparency above potential savings on transaction costs.