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Based on my experience and the details I’ve gathered about GUOTAI HAITONG, there’s no clear evidence that they offer swap-free (Islamic) accounts. As someone who looks closely at available account types before committing funds, this is critical information that I always verify. GUOTAI HAITONG’s main offerings focus on financial products like stocks, bonds, funds, futures, and options, particularly for the Chinese market. There is mention of standard trading accounts, margin accounts, and options for high-net-worth or institutional clients, but I saw no explicit reference to swap-free or Sharia-compliant account types. When choosing a broker, particularly if swap-free trading is a necessity for religious reasons, it’s crucial to find direct confirmation—either on the broker’s platform or through official support channels. My cautious approach is guided by the understanding that account structure and compliance with specific ethical requirements cannot be assumed based on regulation alone. Given that GUOTAI HAITONG is a regulated entity in China with a futures license from CFFEX, they adhere to local regulatory standards, but this doesn’t inherently mean availability of Islamic accounts unless stated. Personally, I make it a point to reach out to customer service to clarify such important details before proceeding. In GUOTAI HAITONG’s case, their customer service was reported as responsive, so if swap-free trading is a necessity, I would recommend directly inquiring with them for the most accurate answer. Until there is transparent, official confirmation, I remain cautious and would not assume GUOTAI HAITONG offers Islamic (swap-free) accounts.