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Based on my own assessment and the details available about Ata Yatırım, I’ve found no clear indication that Islamic (swap-free) accounts are offered. As someone with years of independent trading experience, I’ve learned to be especially cautious with brokers that lack transparent information—particularly around account types that are crucial for compliance with specific ethical or religious practices. Looking through Ata Yatırım’s listed features, the focus is on investment products such as stocks, futures, options, bonds, and funds, but without obvious mention of forex trading or Sharia-compliant services. Furthermore, the absence of regulation adds to my overall reservations, as regulated brokers typically specify whether they accommodate Islamic accounts. While Ata Yatırım highlights comprehensive financial services and customer support channels, essential account details like swap policies or alternative fee structures are simply not specified. For me, this lack of clarity would be a significant concern, especially when trading in accordance with religious principles. I would urge any trader requiring an Islamic account to reach out directly to Ata Yatırım’s support for official clarification, but personally, I would be inclined to prioritize brokers with fully transparent and regulated swap-free offerings.