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In my experience as a forex trader, one of the key considerations when evaluating a broker is transparency regarding account types, especially those that cater to specific needs such as Islamic (swap-free) accounts. After reviewing all the available information about SK, I could not find any mention or evidence that SK offers Islamic or swap-free accounts designed in compliance with Sharia law. This absence stands out to me, since brokers that provide such options usually make it clear in their service offerings or account details. Another concern I have is the lack of regulatory oversight for SK. According to my research, SK is not supervised by major South Korean regulatory bodies like the FSC or FSS, and this adds to my cautious approach. The limited transparency around trading conditions—including aspects like account structure, minimum deposits, and leverage—further reinforces my reservations. Given these uncertainties, I would personally be very cautious and would not assume that SK accommodates Islamic trading preferences. For traders with specific requirements like swap-free accounts, I recommend seeking out brokers that are both clearly regulated and fully disclose their account options. This approach helps ensure both transparency and a higher level of investor protection.