Quick answer: An overnight financing adjustment—often called a swap—may be applied when an eligible position remains open across the platform’s daily rollover time. The amount can be a debit or credit and depends on the symbol, direction, position size, account settings and current rate.
What affects the adjustment
- The exact symbol or contract being traded;
- Whether the position is long or short;
- The position size and applicable contract specification;
- The account currency and any required currency conversion;
- The number of rollover days represented by that trading day; and
- The current financing value published in the platform specification.
Where to check the current values
- Open Market Watch in MetaTrader.
- Select the exact RockGlobal symbol.
- Open Specification or Properties.
- Review the long and short swap values, calculation method and relevant trading sessions.
- Check the account history after rollover for the amount actually posted.
Why a multiple-day adjustment can appear
Markets do not settle identically on every calendar day. A rollover on a specified weekday may represent multiple settlement days, including a weekend or market holiday. The day and amount can differ between instruments, so use the current symbol specification rather than assuming a universal “triple swap” day.
Other important considerations
- Swap values can change and may differ between long and short positions.
- An account or promotion described as swap-free may still have eligibility rules, time limits or other charges.
- Closing shortly before rollover does not guarantee that an adjustment will be avoided if execution occurs after the relevant time.
- Platform time may differ from your local timezone.
If an adjustment appears incorrect
Contact RockGlobal Support with the account number, ticket number, symbol, position size and direction, open and close times, platform timezone and the financing entry shown in account history. Never include your password or one-time codes.
The live symbol specification and applicable account terms are the definitive sources for current financing treatment.