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Based on my deep-dive into Commerzbank’s background and offerings, I couldn’t find any clear indication that a swap-free or Islamic account option is available for traders. For me, the lack of transparency here raises important considerations, especially since swap-free (or Islamic) accounts are essential for traders who follow Sharia law and wish to avoid interest charges on overnight positions. When a broker doesn’t openly disclose the availability of these account types, I approach with extra caution. Moreover, Commerzbank currently operates without valid regulatory oversight according to available data, which adds another layer of risk from my perspective as a forex trader prioritizing safety. From my experience, dedicated forex brokers clearly outline the details and conditions for Islamic accounts on their websites to instill confidence and comply with client needs, but I have seen no such clarity from Commerzbank. While the bank does have a long-established presence and a broad product range, their focus appears to be more on traditional banking and corporate services rather than retail forex solutions of the kind that include tailored account options like swap-free accounts. Due to the absence of regulation and clear information, I would not assume this feature is available, and would be very hesitant to proceed if this is a critical factor for your trading needs. I advise consulting the bank directly to confirm the most current offerings, but until there’s explicit transparency, I personally would look elsewhere for swap-free or Islamic-friendly forex trading.