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After carefully reviewing all available information, I can say that, in my experience as a trader constantly analyzing brokerage conditions, there is no evidence or disclosure from Carlyle about offering swap-free (Islamic) accounts. In fact, the context indicates that Carlyle is not set up as a retail forex broker at all. Instead, it is a global investment management firm, focusing on institutional products such as private equity, credit, and investment solutions, with no provision for individual trading accounts or retail-oriented features. This absence extends to essential trading account details, including leverage, spreads, trading platforms, minimum deposit, and of course, account types like swap-free options. Based on my approach—prioritizing regulatory transparency and client protections—I would be highly cautious. Carlyle is not regulated by any financial watchdog relevant to retail forex trading, and there’s a warning about its regulatory status and high risk. As someone who values regulatory clarity, I find this concerning. For traders seeking swap-free or Islamic account options for personal or religious reasons, it’s important to use brokers that are clear, regulated, and transparent about their account offerings. Given all this, I see no signs that Carlyle provides, nor is equipped to provide, a swap-free or Islamic account. As always, I believe careful due diligence is essential before considering any trading service.