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Based on my review of CANDEAL’s available information, I could not find any indication that the broker specifically offers a swap-free Islamic account option for traders. As someone who places a high priority on regulatory clarity, I noted that CANDEAL is regulated by the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO), and operates primarily as a dealer-to-customer fixed income and OTC derivatives platform. The broker’s focus appears to be on Canadian fixed income products and derivatives, using its proprietary CanDeal Evolution platform, rather than the broader range of spot forex or CFD products where Islamic (swap-free) accounts are more commonly featured. From experience, an Islamic or swap-free account is an essential feature for traders who adhere to Sharia law, as it removes interest payments on overnight positions. Not seeing any reference to such an account option raises important considerations for those with specific religious requirements. I always advise prospective clients to reach out directly to the broker’s support team for confirmation and to carefully review the terms and conditions of any account type. In summary, for me, the absence of clear, published support for swap-free accounts would make me cautious if that feature is important to my trading needs.