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From my own research and experience as a trader constantly evaluating brokerage choices, I have found that Oriental Securities Corporation does not provide any explicit information or features regarding swap-free (Islamic) accounts on their trading platform. Their service offering, as regulated by the Taipei Exchange in Taiwan, primarily focuses on securities, futures, and bonds, and there is no mention of forex trading or specialized account options such as Islamic accounts that cater to those needing to avoid overnight interest. This is particularly important for traders like myself who must carefully assess whether a broker’s account structures align with religious requirements and trading strategies. Swap-free accounts are designed specifically to comply with Sharia law by eliminating or replacing overnight interest—however, there is no indication in Oriental Securities Corporation’s disclosures or platform details that such a provision exists. Given the absence of relevant information, I would personally advise anyone in need of swap-free trading to proceed with caution and reach out to the broker directly for official clarification before opening any account. In my experience, regulatory oversight provides peace of mind regarding general practices, but it does not guarantee the availability of every account type, especially those with specialized requirements like Islamic accounts. Careful due diligence is always the most prudent path when your trading needs are specific.