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Based on my review of CMS, I could not find any information suggesting that this broker offers an Islamic or swap-free account option to traders. I always pay close attention to account types, especially since swap-free accounts are crucial for traders who need to comply with Islamic finance principles. CMS appears to focus primarily on Hong Kong securities, futures, commodities, funds, stocks, bonds, options, and ETFs, with both cash and margin accounts, as well as a dedicated futures account. However, there is no mention of Islamic account offerings or mechanisms for avoiding interest-based overnight charges. In my experience, reputable brokers committed to serving Muslim traders usually provide clear, prominent details about swap-free options, often with specific explanations about how they function and any additional fees that may apply. The absence of such information from CMS makes it unlikely that an Islamic account is available. Given the sensitivity and personal importance of this issue for many traders, I would not feel confident relying on CMS for swap-free trading needs. If this feature is vital for you, I recommend exercising great caution and verifying with CMS directly before opening any account. As always, I believe it is necessary to ensure a broker’s services genuinely fit your individual requirements and ethical standards before committing funds.