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As an experienced trader who values transparency and regulatory oversight, I took a close look at Mandiri Investindo Futures with particular interest in its account offerings. From my research into this broker, I noted that Mandiri Investindo Futures provides two account types—Micro and Mini—regulated by Indonesia’s BAPPEBTI authority, and trading is available on MT5 with access to forex, gold, crude oil, and palm oil. However, I could not find any clear mention, on their official site or through available documentation, of a swap-free or Islamic account option. In my own trading journey, the availability of Islamic or swap-free accounts is an important consideration for those who want to avoid overnight interest for religious reasons. Typically, brokers who offer swap-free accounts highlight this feature explicitly, given its significance to many clients. The lack of explicit information here makes me cautious; in financial matters, especially involving regulatory obligations and ethics, I believe it’s best not to make assumptions. Therefore, based on what I found, Mandiri Investindo Futures doesn’t make it clear whether they offer swap-free accounts. Personally, I would advise reaching out directly to their customer support before making any account decisions if a swap-free structure is important to you. Until they provide clear documentation, I would remain conservative in my assessment and seek further confirmation.