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Based on my deep dive into available information about Islamic Financial Securities, I could not confirm that they offer swap-free or Islamic account options for traders. As someone who's been navigating the trading landscape for many years, I know how crucial it is for brokers—especially those branding themselves around Islamic finance—to provide detailed, explicit information about swap-free accounts. With Islamic Financial Securities, there is a lack of clarity not only on swap-free accounts but also on broader account types and fee structures. The absence of regulatory oversight further amplifies my caution, as regulatory status often provides a baseline of accountability and transparency around product offerings. For me, the limited information and lack of demo accounts raise additional red flags. Transparency is essential for trust, and when basic details such as account types and fees are unclear, I become wary about entrusting my funds. From a risk management perspective rooted in years of experience, I strongly advise approaching any broker, particularly one without regulation and clear disclosures, with exceptional caution. If a swap-free or Shariah-compliant account is essential for your trading practice, I would recommend prioritizing brokers that are regulated and provide clear, documented swap-free options.