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From my detailed review of GUOSEN FUTURES, I could not find any indication that the broker currently provides a swap-free or Islamic account option. As someone who considers diverse account types essential—especially for traders who must comply with specific religious principles—this is an important omission for me to note. The available disclosures focus on futures and a range of commodities such as gold, steel, and agricultural products, with regulated status under the China Financial Futures Exchange, but there is no mention of Sharia-compliant or swap-free features. When assessing whether a broker addresses the needs of various traders, I always look for clear account type information and transparent disclosure on fee structures or special account accommodations. GUOSEN FUTURES does outline its platforms, deposits, and withdrawal procedures in detail, but based on all available information, a swap-free alternative does not seem to be on offer. For traders who require this account type for religious reasons, I would advise confirming directly with the broker’s customer support before considering registration, as my experience shows that lack of clarity in this area can lead to disappointment or unexpected costs down the line.