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In my experience evaluating brokers, one crucial factor—especially for traders who require compliance with Shariah law—is the availability of Islamic (swap-free) accounts. With Eddid Financial, after a thorough review of their publicly available features and regulatory disclosures, I have not found any clear indication that they offer Islamic or swap-free trading accounts. Their documentation and platform descriptions highlight a wide range of services—including futures, forex, stocks, and various financial products via their proprietary trading platforms (Eddid One, Lite, and Pro)—but do not reference alternative account structures that would accommodate the religious prohibition on interest. When I assess a broker, I look not only for regulatory backing, which in this case is present through Hong Kong’s SFC, but also for transparency and specificity regarding account choices. Eddid Financial does not provide details on account types, minimum deposits, or fee structures, and there’s a notable absence of information about swap-free account availability. As someone who values both my trading needs and risk management, I would not assume such an important account feature is available without direct confirmation. In summary, traders who require Islamic or swap-free accounts for religious reasons should exercise caution and contact Eddid Financial’s support directly for the latest official information before considering this broker.