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Based on my careful review of CommSec’s publicly available information, I have not found any evidence that they provide a swap-free (Islamic) account option for traders. My experience as a trader has taught me to look for explicit mentions of Islamic or swap-free accounts—these are typically highlighted when available. With CommSec, their range of offerings focuses on shares, ETFs, and options, and their available account types and fee structures do not mention any provisions for interest-free or Sharia-compliant trading. For me, it’s crucial for brokers to be transparent and clear about whether they provide such accounts, especially for traders who need to comply with religious obligations. I also observed that CommSec does not cater to forex or leveraged CFD products, where swaps are most relevant. In my view, anyone considering CommSec for Islamic trading needs should be cautious and seek direct clarification from their support. I believe it is always better to confirm with the broker and rely on documented terms to ensure your trading aligns with your principles and requirements.