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Based on my meticulous review of the information available about Fortex, I could not find any mention of a swap-free Islamic account option or any feature specifically catering to Sharia-compliant trading. As someone who takes regulatory oversight and transparency very seriously, I am particularly cautious with brokers that operate without valid regulatory supervision, as is the case with Fortex. In my years of trading, I've learned that the presence (or absence) of clear, accessible account options—especially specialized products like Islamic accounts—can be a telling indicator of both a broker’s attention to client needs and its general accountability. For me, the lack of verifiable information about an Islamic account raises some important concerns. When a broker does not provide explicit details about such offerings, it can make it difficult to ensure your trading fully aligns with your ethical or religious requirements. Given the already identified high potential risks and lack of regulation, I personally would not assume the availability of swap-free accounts or other specialized account types without official confirmation directly from the broker. If having a swap-free trading environment is non-negotiable for you, I would recommend seeking written confirmation from Fortex’s customer support and, more conservatively, consider established, regulated brokers that clearly advertise compliant options. In my professional view, caution and due diligence are critical in these scenarios.