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As an experienced forex trader, one of my priorities when evaluating a broker is clear information about account types, particularly swap-free or Islamic accounts, as these are crucial for traders with specific religious requirements. After reviewing StoneX, I can state that I found no evidence or mention of an Islamic (swap-free) account option being offered. The broker's presented information focuses on their StoneX One platform, highlighting access to commodities, securities, FX, and digital assets, but without specifying detailed account structures such as swap-free conditions. From my perspective, this lack of clarity on account types and fee structures immediately raises concerns, especially since a swap-free account is commonly expected from reputable brokers serving a diverse, global client base. What stands out for me even more is the absence of regulatory oversight—StoneX operates without valid regulation, which I consider a significant risk factor, regardless of what trading products are offered. In my experience, transparency regarding account options is a basic expectation, and brokers that do not explicitly address crucial needs—like Islamic finance principles—make it difficult for me to trust that those requirements would be respected. For anyone who must comply with Sharia law, I cannot recommend StoneX as there is no available or confirmed support for Islamic (swap-free) accounts. For my own trading, this lack of information would be a clear deal-breaker.