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Speaking strictly from my own experience and careful research into Renta 4, I have not found any confirmation that they offer a swap-free Islamic account to their traders. For me, this is a crucial consideration when assessing a broker, especially for those who require compliance with Shariah law and wish to avoid interest-bearing transactions. My approach is always to verify such features directly via official documentation and regulatory disclosures, and in this case, neither the broker’s public materials nor their available services indicate the option for Islamic, swap-free trading. This absence becomes even more significant considering Renta 4 is not regulated by the CNMV or any recognized financial authority. Lack of oversight can increase uncertainty about the broker’s practices and client protection policies. From my perspective, the combination of no regulatory authority and absence of clear information regarding Islamic accounts substantially raises the bar for caution. If having a swap-free account is essential to your trading, I would recommend seeking out brokers with clear regulatory standing and transparent information about their Islamic offerings before making any commitments. In my own trading, these safeguards and transparency are non-negotiable.