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In my own review of NOMURA, based on the available details, I found no explicit mention of swap-free Islamic accounts for traders. As someone who relies on transparency from a broker, especially regarding religious or ethical account options, the absence of clear information on this is a drawback. NOMURA is well-established and operates under strict regulation by the Japanese FSA, which does bolster my confidence in their general trustworthiness. However, I noticed that their FX services primarily reference standard accounts, spreads, and swap rates that fluctuate with market conditions. For traders requiring swap-free (Islamic) accounts to comply with Shariah law, this can be significant. The presence of swap rates on all standard FX accounts implies that, unless specified otherwise, NOMURA does not cater to the specific needs of Islamic traders. From my experience, not all Japanese brokers offer such account types due to the smaller domestic demand and the regulatory structure, which is likely why NOMURA has not prioritized this option. If operating swap-free is non-negotiable for you, my cautious approach would be to contact NOMURA’s customer service directly for up-to-date and official clarification. Until such confirmation is provided in writing, I would not assume the availability of Islamic accounts. This conservatism reflects my experience navigating regulatory nuances and ensures financial choices remain compliant and risk-averse.