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From my own research and direct review of the available information on Renaissance Capital, I have not found any specific indication that they offer Islamic or swap-free trading accounts. As an experienced trader who prioritizes thorough due diligence, I pay close attention to account types—especially for those whose religious beliefs require swap-free options. Typically, reputable brokers openly detail their account offerings, including Islamic account availability, but Renaissance Capital’s description focuses on investment banking, global markets, and brokerage services without referencing swap-free accounts. Moreover, I observed that user reviews and exposures raise some serious concerns about withdrawal issues and allegations of past fraudulent activities connected to entities like GHC. While Renaissance Capital is regulated in Cyprus by CYSEC, the scope of their business and these persistent complaints add layers of uncertainty. In my experience, a transparent swap-free option is a basic feature for brokers aiming to serve a broad client base, and its absence or lack of clarity here further contributes to my cautious perspective. Given these findings and the notably high potential risk highlighted in the reports, I would not be comfortable assuming that Renaissance Capital provides a compliant Islamic trading account based on publicly available data. For anyone requiring a sharia-compliant service, I believe it is critical to obtain written confirmation from the broker and to be vigilant about potential red flags before opening or funding any account.