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As someone who approaches broker selection with caution, I’ve always prioritized both regulatory security and product transparency. When evaluating FFA, I paid particular attention to the account types and available features for traders with specific needs, such as Islamic (swap-free) accounts. Unfortunately, based on all the information I have reviewed about FFA, I have not found any concrete evidence or references to the availability of an Islamic or swap-free trading account. The broker focuses on private wealth management, asset management, and capital markets trading, but the publicly disclosed details about specific account structures are quite limited. For me, the major concern is that FFA operates without any form of regulation or oversight by recognized financial authorities. This lack of regulation not only raises obvious questions about client protection and dispute resolution but also makes it extremely difficult to verify the presence of specialized account options like Shariah-compliant trading. As a trader who values clarity and safeguards, I would require clear, official confirmation from any broker before assuming that an offering like an Islamic account is available. In FFA’s case, without clear documentation or regulatory oversight, I find the absence of information regarding swap-free accounts to be a significant drawback, especially for those who require adherence to specific religious guidelines. My advice, personally, would be to directly contact their support for the latest updates if this feature is critical for your trading, but approach with caution due to the overall risk profile.