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Based on my careful review of R Wadiwala’s available information, I see no clear indication that they provide swap-free or Islamic trading account options for clients. As someone who has encountered brokers of varying standards over the years, I tend to be especially vigilant when it comes to regulatory status and transparency around account offerings—particularly for features as crucial as swap-free accounts, given their importance for traders with religious considerations. One of my top priorities when evaluating a broker is established, credible oversight. In R Wadiwala’s case, not only is there a lack of valid regulatory information, but there is also an explicit warning about their suspicious license and scope of business. The risk highlighted by their extremely low regulatory score weighs heavily for me, as I strongly prefer brokers that operate under strict international supervision and offer clearly documented account types with all relevant conditions spelled out. In my experience, legitimate brokers prominently detail whether they support Islamic accounts, either on their website or during the onboarding process. Here, I could not identify any such offering, nor sufficient transparency on specialized account types. Such gaps are concerning and, for me, would be a decisive factor in choosing to move forward with caution or to consider better-regulated alternatives, especially if swap-free trading is a must for my strategy or beliefs.