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Based on my careful examination of HoxtonWealth’s available information, I could not find any clear indication that they offer a swap-free Islamic account option for traders. In my own experience as a forex trader, transparency and regulation are foundational when it comes to trusting a broker, especially concerning sensitive account types like Islamic (swap-free) accounts that must comply with Sharia law by not charging or earning interest overnight. HoxtonWealth markets a variety of investment solutions and provides access via their proprietary app, which, on the surface, seems convenient. However, as someone who has learned to prioritize regulatory oversight, the broker’s unregulated status and warnings about potential risk weigh heavily for me. Typically, regulated brokers highlight their Islamic account offerings clearly due to their importance for clients needing Sharia-compliant options. The absence of any mention about Islamic or swap-free accounts is a significant omission in my view. For anyone considering opening an account on religious grounds or seeking swap-free trading, my best caution would be to reach out directly to the broker for formal verification. Without transparent regulatory supervision and clear product disclosure, I personally would be hesitant to rely on HoxtonWealth for this specific account type. My approach is always to err on the side of caution with unregulated entities, particularly for YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) financial decisions like these.