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Based on my careful review of GOLDTRUST FUTURES and the information available from official sources, I can confirm that the broker primarily focuses on offering futures products and related services under regulation in China. As someone who often considers the needs of traders with specific account requirements—such as those who follow Islamic finance principles—it's notable that GOLDTRUST FUTURES primarily lists regular and professional accounts, with no mention or evidence of a swap-free or Islamic account option. From an experienced trader’s perspective, the absence of any detail about swap-free provisions is significant. Many brokers that do cater to Shariah-compliant traders will explicitly advertise such features due to their importance. Here, GOLDTRUST’s account types appear limited and, based on what’s disclosed, do not address the particular needs of Islamic traders who must avoid interest-based transactions. In my opinion, this indicates that GOLDTRUST is currently not suitable for clients seeking a verified Islamic trading environment. Furthermore, without public specifics about the fee structure or any alternative to swaps, I would advise anyone needing an Islamic account to seek additional clarity directly from the broker before opening an account. For now, I do not see credible evidence that GOLDTRUST FUTURES offers swap-free or Islamic accounts. For ethical, financial, and regulatory reasons, caution and further inquiry are warranted for traders with such requirements.