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As an experienced forex trader who values transparency, regulatory safety, and cost effective trading, I approach the topic of swap fees with caution—especially when it comes to brokers like Banca Akros. Based on my research and the available information, Banca Akros does not clearly disclose its swap fees or overnight financing costs on public channels. This lack of transparency makes it impossible for me to directly compare their swap fees against those of more established and regulated brokers. From my perspective, this type of opacity is itself a red flag. Most reputable brokers provide detailed breakdowns of swap rates or at least grant demo account access so traders can analyze fee structures before risking capital. With Banca Akros, the absence of details—including not only swap fees but also general deposit and withdrawal costs—makes it difficult for me to evaluate their cost competitiveness or even to budget my trading expenses accurately. Another critical point is that Banca Akros operates without any recognized regulatory oversight. This factor only increases my concern, as an unregulated environment provides little recourse if swap fees turn out to be unfavorable or are changed without notice. In comparison, regulated brokers typically display their overnight costs transparently and offer clear dispute mechanisms if issues arise. Given these factors, for me, the lack of swap fee transparency and the high-risk profile make it difficult to recommend Banca Akros to traders who prioritize cost clarity and legal protections. While I value brokers with deep experience and diverse offerings, in this case, I believe extreme caution is warranted until Banca Akros publicly addresses these gaps.