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In my experience evaluating brokers, the first step is always to verify their regulatory credentials and basic account offerings before considering advanced features like swap-free or Islamic accounts. With MONETARY GOLD, I immediately noticed there is no valid regulatory information provided, and the platform is flagged as high risk with a very low trust score. This lack of regulation alone already raises significant concerns for me about transparency and client protection, both of which are absolutely essential for any trader, but especially for those requiring specialized account conditions for religious reasons. As for swap-free or Islamic accounts specifically, I searched for clear mention of such an option in their documentation and features, but I found no evidence or formal statement that MONETARY GOLD offers a swap-free account. Reliable, well-regulated brokers typically highlight swap-free (Islamic) offerings very transparently due to compliance and trust issues. The absence of this information, coupled with their unregulated status, means I personally would not consider MONETARY GOLD a safe or suitable choice for traders who need Sharia-compliant accounts. Without official confirmation and oversight, relying on this broker for specific ethical trading requirements seems far too risky for me.