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In my thorough review of DH, I did not come across any explicit mention of Islamic or swap-free accounts among their 18 account types. As someone who places a high value on clarity and transparency, especially when it comes to account conditions that directly impact one’s trading wellbeing, the absence of clear information about the availability of swap-free accounts is concerning for me. While DH advertises a wide range of account types—spanning standard, mini, micro, hedge, and commission settlement accounts—none are described as being specifically tailored for Islamic finance or compliant with Sharia law, which swap-free accounts must be. Moreover, my experience has taught me that regulatory oversight often plays a critical role in ensuring a broker properly offers and manages specialized account features like swap-free status. Since DH is operating without any valid regulation, I am particularly cautious about accepting any implied offerings not directly detailed in their materials. Ultimately, without direct confirmation from DH regarding Islamic account options, I would not assume such an account type exists. If swap-free trading is essential, my recommendation is to seek out brokers who are not only regulated, but also clearly state the mechanics and eligibility for Islamic accounts on their platforms. This approach helps to safeguard your interests as a trader.