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Based on my examination of NatWest Markets as a forex trader, I have not found any indication that they offer a swap-free or Islamic account option. While conducting due diligence, I noticed that NatWest Markets is primarily a provider of personal and business banking services rather than a specialized forex or CFD brokerage. Although they present investment products, there is no mention of advanced trading features such as swap-free trading, which is important for traders who require compliance with Sharia law. It’s particularly relevant for me that WikiFX highlights the absence of any valid regulation for NatWest Markets. This lack of oversight increases the importance of clear, detailed account offerings—something I could not confirm here. When choosing a broker for swap-free trading, especially for faith-based reasons, regulatory transparency and clearly stated terms are crucial for trust and safety. In this case, the information I could access did not provide reassurance or specific options in this regard. In summary, based on all accessible evidence and my personal assessment, NatWest Markets does not advertise or provide a swap-free (Islamic) account, and this absence would make me look elsewhere if swap-free conditions are essential for my trading requirements.