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Based on my in-depth review of TradeStation and direct examination of their available account types and features, I was unable to find any mention or evidence of a swap-free (Islamic) account option. For me as a trader who values clear and transparent provision of various account types, this stands out as a significant consideration, especially for those with specific faith-based requirements. TradeStation describes a range of account types including individual and joint accounts, retirement accounts like IRAs, and entity accounts for businesses. However, none of these explicitly offer Islamic (swap-free) structures that would waive overnight interest or “swap” charges—a core requirement for Shariah-compliant trading. This is particularly important in the industry because a genuine swap-free account isn’t simply a marketing label; it should be clearly identified, often following careful structuring to meet religious guidelines. Given that detail is missing and in light of TradeStation’s current lack of valid regulatory status (which, for me, brings additional concerns around due diligence and protections), I would exercise caution if a swap-free account is necessary for your trading activities. In my experience, when a broker does offer such an account, they typically state it clearly and transparently, as regulatory compliance and clarity are critical for building trust, especially with YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) matters. At this point, I would conclude that TradeStation does not offer a swap-free (Islamic) account option.