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Based on my review and experience evaluating TradeSmart’s offerings, I could not find any clear information regarding the availability of swap-free (Islamic) accounts. As someone who carefully considers account types for compliance and cost management, the absence of transparent information on this specific feature is a red flag for me—especially with brokers who already have gaps in regulatory oversight. TradeSmart provides two account types, Value and Power, both focused on different trading frequencies and volumes, but neither is described as swap-free or designed for traders who require accounts in accordance with Islamic finance principles. This lack of detail is particularly concerning given that swap-free accounts are crucial for traders who must avoid interest-based transactions due to religious reasons. Without explicit confirmation from official sources or support channels, I cannot assume that TradeSmart offers this option. Moreover, since TradeSmart is currently unregulated, I believe it is even more essential to have all terms and conditions spelled out in advance to avoid any surprises. For traders with specific ethical or religious requirements, I would advise caution and recommend reaching out to TradeSmart’s support directly for written clarification before opening any kind of account. For me, transparent policies and reliable compliance practices are non-negotiable, especially in markets where regulation is lacking.