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Based on my in-depth review of Phillip Securities, I was unable to find any clear reference to Islamic (swap-free) account options in their official product information or client offerings. As someone who takes regulatory compliance and account transparency seriously, I find it important to highlight that Phillip Securities mainly outlines its regulated status under the Japan FSA, a robust track record, and access to various domestic and overseas exchanges, but does not specify provisions related to swap-free trading or accounts tailored for Sharia-compliant needs. From my experience, reputable brokers offering Islamic accounts typically make such features known due to their specific relevance to a broad subset of traders. Here, the absence of explicit mention raises the likelihood that Islamic account functionality is not part of their standard offerings. Since an Islamic account fundamentally requires the removal of overnight swap or interest fees—a point of critical importance for many traders—I always look for unambiguous documentation or dedicated customer support reference to such alternatives. As with any significant financial decision, I would exercise further caution and directly contact Phillip Securities for up-to-date clarification if swap-free trading is a necessity. Without official confirmation, I would personally proceed under the assumption that a genuine Islamic (swap-free) account is not currently available through this broker.