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Based on my in-depth examination of Ichiyoshi Securities and my experience navigating broker offerings, I did not find any clear indication that the firm provides an Islamic (swap-free) account option. Ichiyoshi Securities operates under strict Japanese FSA regulation, with a longstanding presence in the financial sector and a reputation for prioritizing transparent, high-quality products for individual investors. Their approach is conservative—emphasizing less complex, lower-risk instruments and adherence to what they call the “Seven Ichiyoshi Standards.” In practice, this means they typically steer clear of products considered riskier or more complex, and this policy appears to extend to the structure of their account offerings as well. For me, the lack of prominent information regarding Islamic account types suggests that Ichiyoshi Securities is unlikely to cater to clients who require swap-free accounts for religious reasons. As someone who values regulatory clarity and risk management, I recognize this might stem from their dedication to simplicity and the regulatory environment in Japan, which is less oriented toward offering Sharia-compliant solutions than some other regions. However, their limited direct communication channels and somewhat opaque fee structure also make it difficult to obtain comprehensive, up-to-date details without direct inquiry. If swap-free trading is a fundamental requirement, my experience leads me to recommend approaching Ichiyoshi Securities directly for confirmation or considering alternative brokers with established Islamic account frameworks. For now, based on available information and industry standards, I would not rely on Ichiyoshi Securities for this specific account need.