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In my experience as a forex trader, the decision to trade with any broker must begin with a close examination of their regulatory status and transparency. When considering YLG, I immediately noted that they operate without any valid regulation from recognized financial authorities. This is a significant concern for me, as regulatory oversight is a key layer of security for client funds and guarantees basic fairness and dispute resolution. Regarding your question about swap-free (Islamic) account options at YLG, I have found no specific information or official mention of this account type being offered. Based on the available details, YLG specializes in gold bullion trading and provides a proprietary platform, but their presentation of account options, fee structures, or specialty features such as Islamic accounts remains unclear. In the trading community, reputable brokers typically highlight swap-free availability clearly, both for compliance purposes and to attract traders who require such services for religious reasons. Given these factors, and especially because YLG lacks regulation and clear disclosures, I would exercise heightened caution. For me, the absence of both regulatory protection and transparent account information, including whether swap-free accounts are available, constitutes a high risk. I personally would not proceed with this broker without direct confirmation of their account offerings and a thorough understanding of how client needs are accommodated. Safety and compliance always come first in my trading practice.