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Based on my thorough review of INVAST and my practical experience as a forex trader, I did not find any information indicating that INVAST offers Islamic (swap-free) accounts. The broker is regulated in Japan under the Financial Services Agency (FSA) and provides services primarily to local Japanese clients, with a focus on forex and ETFs. Their core platform is Click 365, which caters mainly to the domestic market and does not appear to highlight features or account types tailored to Sharia-compliant trading. In my professional assessment, the absence of explicit mention of Islamic accounts is significant. Usually, brokers that support swap-free accounts are clear about this offering because it is a vital consideration for Muslim traders who require compliance with religious principles. INVAST's published details focus on aspects like leverage, trading fees, deposit and withdrawal methods, and limited product variety, but do not reference any swap-free mechanism or Islamic account option. For me, and for any trader who requires Sharia-compliant trading, this lack of clarity means I would advise caution and direct communication with their customer support before considering INVAST as a viable option. It is essential to independently verify all requirements with the broker to avoid any misunderstandings, especially with such an important account feature.