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Swap / Overnight Cost Calculator

What holding a trade for a week really costs. No login, nothing about you is collected.

lots

points per lot per night

nights

Find the rate in MT4/MT5 under Symbol → Specification → Swap long / Swap short. A negative number there means you are charged; enter it without the minus sign and pick "Charged".

Estimated cost over 5 nights
−$45.50
1 lot EUR/USD buy (long), applied for 7 nights including triple days.
Per night
−$6.50
normal day
Triple day
−$19.50
Wednesday
Per lot
−$6.50
per night

Swap rates change with interest rates and differ by broker, account type and direction. Check today's rate on your platform before relying on the estimate.

Night by night (USD)

No rollover on Saturday or Sunday. The triple day covers the weekend instead.

NightRollover dayCharged asThis nightRunning total
1Monday1 night−$6.50−$6.50
2Tuesday1 night−$6.50−$13.00
3Wednesday3 nights−$19.50−$32.50
4Thursday1 night−$6.50−$39.00
5Friday1 night−$6.50−$45.50

Illustrative estimate only, based on the swap rate you enter and standard contract sizes. Brokers change swap rates often and may define points, contract sizes and triple-swap days differently. Not investment advice and not a guarantee of any outcome.

Your inputs live only in the page address once you change them.

Why holding costs add up

A swap of a few dollars a night looks small next to the spread. Hold the same trade for a month and it can be larger than every other cost on the trade combined, especially on gold and on leveraged index positions.

How the estimate works

  • Rate to money: points are turned into pips, then into money with the instrument's pip value in your account currency.
  • Weekends: there is no rollover on Saturday or Sunday. The triple-swap day charges three nights to cover them.
  • Direction matters: the long and short rates are different. Enter the one for the side you hold.

See what one pip is worth with the Pip Value Calculator, or read how brokers word their overnight financing and swap-free fees in the Broker Fee Decoder.

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