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In my experience as a trader examining FFG Securities, I found that they do not provide a swap-free (Islamic) account option. When evaluating brokers, especially for those requiring adherence to Shariah-compliant trading, this is an important point. FFG Securities is regulated by Japan’s Financial Services Agency and offers a range of instruments like domestic and U.S. equities, bonds, ETFs, REITs, and investment trusts, but their product lineup and account types are quite traditional and clearly outlined. Nowhere in the available information are swap-free or Islamic accounts referenced, which I interpret as a definitive absence of support for this trading need. From a risk management perspective, it’s prudent to avoid assumptions regarding specialized account types unless a broker clearly advertises them. For me, this lack adds a layer of limitation, particularly for traders who need swap-free features to comply with religious obligations. Additionally, FFG Securities has higher fees for offline transactions and no demo account, compounding my reservations about its fit for traders with specific requirements like Islamic accounts. My approach is always to verify such critical offerings directly, and in this case, FFG Securities simply doesn’t meet that particular need.