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In my own experience researching and comparing brokers, I have found that the availability of swap-free (Islamic) accounts is a critical factor for many traders with specific religious requirements. When I examined Guosen Securities (HK), I found no explicit mention or evidence within the provided information that they offer swap-free or Islamic account options to their clients. Their focus appears to be on a broad range of financial services like securities brokerage, asset management, and investment banking, primarily regulated under the Hong Kong SFC. While regulatory oversight from SFC can instill a measure of operational confidence, and their wide product offering is suitable for a variety of investors, I remain cautious if my trading needs include sharia-compliant, swap-free accounts. Furthermore, the context highlights both a high-level approach towards client service and reported customer concerns, such as withdrawal issues. From a risk management perspective, I always recommend verifying account features directly with a broker before opening an account, especially if swap-free trading is essential for your strategy or beliefs. Until there is clear confirmation from Guosen Securities (HK) regarding Islamic account availability, I would not assume this option is offered. In my view, erring on the side of caution is wise when it comes to meeting specific account requirements within the forex industry.