Swap Calculator
Swap Calculator
Overnight positions may incur a swap charge or earn a swap credit, depending on your trade direction and the interest rate differential between the currencies. Calculate your estimated swap cost before holding a position overnight.
Overnight positions may incur a swap charge or earn a swap credit, depending on your trade direction and the interest rate differential between the currencies. Calculate your estimated swap cost before holding a position overnight.

What is a Swap Calculator?
What is a Swap Calculator?
A Swap Calculator helps traders estimate the overnight swap charges or credits applied to positions held past the daily rollover time on MT5. Swap rates vary by instrument and trade direction and can accumulate over multiple days. Use this tool to better understand the cost of holding a position overnight.
A Swap Calculator helps traders estimate the overnight swap charges or credits applied to positions held past the daily rollover time on MT5. Swap rates vary by instrument and trade direction and can accumulate over multiple days. Use this tool to better understand the cost of holding a position overnight.
Why do swap rates matter?
Why do swap rates matter?
Swap charges may apply to positions held overnight and can affect the profitability of longer-term trades if they are not considered. In some cases, traders may receive swap credits instead. Understanding both scenarios helps you make more informed trading decisions.
Using a swap calculator helps you:
Estimate the overnight cost of holding a position
Factor swap charges or credits into your trading plan
Compare swap rates across different instruments
Identify opportunities to benefit from positive swaps
Swap charges may apply to positions held overnight and can affect the profitability of longer-term trades if they are not considered. In some cases, traders may receive swap credits instead. Understanding both scenarios helps you make more informed trading decisions.
Using a swap calculator helps you:
Estimate the overnight cost of holding a position
Factor swap charges or credits into your trading plan
Compare swap rates across different instruments
Identify opportunities to benefit from positive swaps
How to use the swap calculator
How to use the swap calculator
Select your trading instrument, enter your lot size, and choose your trade direction (buy or sell). The calculator will display the daily swap rate applied to your position, allowing you to factor it into your overall trade plan.
Always check swap rates for positions you plan to hold for multiple days or weeks, as the cumulative cost can affect your overall strategy.
Select your trading instrument, enter your lot size, and choose your trade direction (buy or sell). The calculator will display the daily swap rate applied to your position, allowing you to factor it into your overall trade plan.
Always check swap rates for positions you plan to hold for multiple days or weeks, as the cumulative cost can affect your overall strategy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We have got you covered. Browse our most frequently asked questions below.
A swap, also called a rollover, is the interest charged or credited to your account when you hold a position open past the daily rollover time. It reflects the interest rate differential between the two currencies in a pair and can be positive or negative depending on trade direction.
Swaps are typically three times the normal rate on Wednesdays to account for the weekend settlement period. Since markets are closed on Saturday and Sunday but rollover still applies, Monday's and Tuesday's swaps are bundled into the Wednesday charge to keep settlement aligned.
Swap rates are based on the interbank lending rates for the two currencies in a pair, adjusted for broker costs. They are applied per lot, per night, and differ between buy and sell positions — the calculator shows you both so you can factor them into your trade plan.
Yes — if the currency you are buying carries a higher interest rate than the one you are selling, you may receive a swap credit rather than paying a charge. Traders who actively seek positive swap rates use a strategy known as carry trading.
Swap rates only apply to positions held open past the daily rollover time, typically 00:00 server time. Trades opened and closed within the same trading session incur no swap charges, so swap is primarily a consideration for positions held overnight or across multiple days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We have got you covered. Browse our most frequently asked questions below.
A swap, also called a rollover, is the interest charged or credited to your account when you hold a position open past the daily rollover time. It reflects the interest rate differential between the two currencies in a pair and can be positive or negative depending on trade direction.
Swaps are typically three times the normal rate on Wednesdays to account for the weekend settlement period. Since markets are closed on Saturday and Sunday but rollover still applies, Monday's and Tuesday's swaps are bundled into the Wednesday charge to keep settlement aligned.
Swap rates are based on the interbank lending rates for the two currencies in a pair, adjusted for broker costs. They are applied per lot, per night, and differ between buy and sell positions — the calculator shows you both so you can factor them into your trade plan.
Yes — if the currency you are buying carries a higher interest rate than the one you are selling, you may receive a swap credit rather than paying a charge. Traders who actively seek positive swap rates use a strategy known as carry trading.
Swap rates only apply to positions held open past the daily rollover time, typically 00:00 server time. Trades opened and closed within the same trading session incur no swap charges, so swap is primarily a consideration for positions held overnight or across multiple days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We have got you covered. Browse our most frequently asked questions below.
A swap, also called a rollover, is the interest charged or credited to your account when you hold a position open past the daily rollover time. It reflects the interest rate differential between the two currencies in a pair and can be positive or negative depending on trade direction.
Swaps are typically three times the normal rate on Wednesdays to account for the weekend settlement period. Since markets are closed on Saturday and Sunday but rollover still applies, Monday's and Tuesday's swaps are bundled into the Wednesday charge to keep settlement aligned.
Swap rates are based on the interbank lending rates for the two currencies in a pair, adjusted for broker costs. They are applied per lot, per night, and differ between buy and sell positions — the calculator shows you both so you can factor them into your trade plan.
Yes — if the currency you are buying carries a higher interest rate than the one you are selling, you may receive a swap credit rather than paying a charge. Traders who actively seek positive swap rates use a strategy known as carry trading.
Swap rates only apply to positions held open past the daily rollover time, typically 00:00 server time. Trades opened and closed within the same trading session incur no swap charges, so swap is primarily a consideration for positions held overnight or across multiple days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We have got you covered. Browse our most frequently asked questions below.
A swap, also called a rollover, is the interest charged or credited to your account when you hold a position open past the daily rollover time. It reflects the interest rate differential between the two currencies in a pair and can be positive or negative depending on trade direction.
Swaps are typically three times the normal rate on Wednesdays to account for the weekend settlement period. Since markets are closed on Saturday and Sunday but rollover still applies, Monday's and Tuesday's swaps are bundled into the Wednesday charge to keep settlement aligned.
Swap rates are based on the interbank lending rates for the two currencies in a pair, adjusted for broker costs. They are applied per lot, per night, and differ between buy and sell positions — the calculator shows you both so you can factor them into your trade plan.
Yes — if the currency you are buying carries a higher interest rate than the one you are selling, you may receive a swap credit rather than paying a charge. Traders who actively seek positive swap rates use a strategy known as carry trading.
Swap rates only apply to positions held open past the daily rollover time, typically 00:00 server time. Trades opened and closed within the same trading session incur no swap charges, so swap is primarily a consideration for positions held overnight or across multiple days.
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Legal :
LQH Integrated Ltd is LQHMarkets.com and the LQH Markets brand and trademark is owned by LQH Integrated Ltd.
LQH Integrated Ltd is registered in St. Lucia as an International Business Company with registration number 2023-00570
Risk Warning :
CFDs and other leveraged derivatives are complex instruments and carry a high risk of losing all of your invested capital. They may not be suitable for everyone. Only trade with money you can afford to lose, make sure you understand the risks, and seek independent financial, legal and tax advice if you are unsure. Trading in leveraged products is restricted or not permitted in some countries; it is your responsibility to check the rules that apply to you. Nothing on this site is investment advice or a recommendation. The services of LQH Integrated Ltd, trading as LQH Markets, are not intended for distribution to, or use by, any person in any jurisdiction where that would be contrary to local law or regulation.
Restricted Regions :
LQH Integrated Limited does not provide services for citizens/residents of the United States, Cuba, Iran, Myanmar, North Korea, Sudan, China, Singapore, United Arab Emirates and to jurisdictions on the FATF, OFAC and EU/UN sanctions lists.
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LQH Integrated Ltd is LQHMarkets.com and the LQH Markets brand and trademark is owned by LQH Integrated Ltd.
LQH Integrated Ltd is registered in St. Lucia as an International Business Company with registration number 2023-00570
Risk Warning :
CFDs and other leveraged derivatives are complex instruments and carry a high risk of losing all of your invested capital. They may not be suitable for everyone. Only trade with money you can afford to lose, make sure you understand the risks, and seek independent financial, legal and tax advice if you are unsure. Trading in leveraged products is restricted or not permitted in some countries; it is your responsibility to check the rules that apply to you. Nothing on this site is investment advice or a recommendation. The services of LQH Integrated Ltd, trading as LQH Markets, are not intended for distribution to, or use by, any person in any jurisdiction where that would be contrary to local law or regulation.
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LQH Integrated Limited does not provide services for citizens/residents of the United States, Cuba, Iran, Myanmar, North Korea, Sudan, China, Singapore, United Arab Emirates and to jurisdictions on the FATF, OFAC and EU/UN sanctions lists.
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markets today
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Legal :
LQH Integrated Ltd is LQHMarkets.com and the LQH Markets brand and trademark is owned by LQH Integrated Ltd.
LQH Integrated Ltd is registered in St. Lucia as an International Business Company with registration number 2023-00570
Risk Warning :
CFDs and other leveraged derivatives are complex instruments and carry a high risk of losing all of your invested capital. They may not be suitable for everyone. Only trade with money you can afford to lose, make sure you understand the risks, and seek independent financial, legal and tax advice if you are unsure. Trading in leveraged products is restricted or not permitted in some countries; it is your responsibility to check the rules that apply to you. Nothing on this site is investment advice or a recommendation. The services of LQH Integrated Ltd, trading as LQH Markets, are not intended for distribution to, or use by, any person in any jurisdiction where that would be contrary to local law or regulation.
Restricted Regions :
LQH Integrated Limited does not provide services for citizens/residents of the United States, Cuba, Iran, Myanmar, North Korea, Sudan, China, Singapore, United Arab Emirates and to jurisdictions on the FATF, OFAC and EU/UN sanctions lists.
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