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As an experienced trader, I have learned to carefully review brokers’ account offerings, particularly when it comes to specialized options like Islamic (swap-free) accounts. After examining Yuanta’s available information, I did not find any indication that Yuanta provides an Islamic or swap-free account option for traders adhering to Sharia principles. Their documentation focuses on standard stock, futures, and derivative trading, primarily for the Hong Kong and major international markets, and there’s no mention of any Islamic account variant. In my experience, clear communication about account types is critical for transparency and trustworthiness, especially given regulatory and ethical concerns faced by traders requiring swap-free services. When a broker does not explicitly advertise or document such an option, I personally interpret that as an absence of support for Islamic account needs. Furthermore, the lack of a demo account and some user feedback pointing to withdrawal difficulties makes thorough due diligence even more important for anyone with specific account structure requirements. For me, unless Yuanta officially confirms the availability of an Islamic account, I cannot rely on them to meet those particular trading needs. I always recommend reaching out directly to their support for clarification before considering them if this is a key factor.