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From my own research and careful review of Fulbright Financial Group, I have not found any indication that they provide a swap-free or Islamic account option. As someone who pays close attention to account specifications due to their importance for compliance and cost, I always look for brokers to clearly outline different account types and fee structures. Fulbright Financial Group seems to focus primarily on securities, futures, and options trading, and even basic account details such as minimum deposit requirements or demo account availability are not fully disclosed. The lack of transparency around specialized account offerings, combined with no mention anywhere of Islamic or swap-free accounts, leads me to conclude that such an option isn’t currently supported. This is further underscored by the fact that their product range does not list forex trading at all, which is typically where swap-free accounts are most relevant. In every reputable broker I’ve used, swap-free status is always called out directly due to its importance for certain clients. I believe it’s safer to assume that Fulbright Financial Group is not catering to Islamic trading needs at this time. For traders who require swap-free accounts, especially for Shariah compliance, it would be prudent to seek detailed clarification with customer support before opening an account, or to consider alternatives where this option is clearly provided.