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Drawing from my experience as a forex trader, and after thoroughly reviewing SIBL’s available information, I must note some critical concerns about transparency and regulatory status. SIBL, or Social Islami Bank Limited, is based in Bangladesh and has been operating for 5-10 years, but according to recent data, it lacks any valid regulatory oversight. This is an immediate red flag for me—regulation isn’t just a formality but a foundational safeguard for client trust and fund security. Without it, crucial account specifics, including whether SIBL offers Islamic or swap-free accounts, are not verifiable through standard, reputable channels. From what I could gather, there is no explicit mention or clear evidence that SIBL provides Islamic or swap-free account options for traders. As swap-free accounts are a significant topic for many who require Shariah-compliant trading, the absence of transparent information is worrying. In my trading journey, I’ve found that reputable brokers always make account types and conditions clear, which is not the case here. Given the warning signals—especially the lack of regulation and the low reliability scores—my advice is to approach with considerable caution and avoid committing funds unless the broker can directly confirm and explain the details of such accounts in writing. For me, the current level of risk and lack of transparency outweighs any potential benefit.