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Based on my scrutiny of the information available, I did not find any mention of KIT Finance providing Islamic or swap-free account options. As an experienced trader, I pay particular attention to account types and whether brokers cater to specific needs like Sharia-compliant, interest-free trading, which is important for some traders. From my assessment, KIT mainly focuses on serving institutional and professional clients and offers a trading platform more tailored to advanced, high-frequency trading rather than retail users who might request swap-free accounts. Additionally, the broker does not provide much transparency on its account structures or features such as spreads, leverage options, or demo accounts, which makes it difficult for traders seeking clarity or particular arrangements to make an informed decision. Given that KIT operates without any formal regulation and already points to a high potential risk, I would be very cautious about engaging with their services, especially if having a swap-free account is a necessity for your trading or religious requirements. To my knowledge, their documentation and service descriptions do not indicate any accommodation for Islamic trading needs. For traders requiring this option, I would strongly recommend considering only well-regulated brokers that explicitly outline and honor swap-free account conditions.