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Based on my personal research and careful review of Ebury’s available information, I did not find any direct mention of Islamic (swap-free) accounts being offered. In my experience, a broker that supports Islamic finance principles will usually highlight the availability of swap-free accounts due to the importance for traders who need to comply with Sharia law. With Ebury, their services seem primarily tailored toward corporate and institutional clients, especially with a focus on global payments, FX risk management, and business lending. I noticed that their platform is robust in terms of digital access and provides support through a range of tools, but transparency about trading conditions and the availability of specific account types, such as Islamic accounts, remains limited. Another point that gave me pause is the “Exceeded” status of their FCA licenses on record. While the firm appears regulated and established, outstanding regulatory concerns and the absence of clear, published details about swap-free options make it difficult for me, as a cautious and detail-oriented trader, to recommend Ebury to those seeking Islamic account facilities. For traders needing a guaranteed swap-free environment, I would advise reaching out directly to Ebury for confirmation, as relying on unverified assumptions could present unnecessary risks. Overall, with the current disclosures, I cannot confidently state that Ebury offers Islamic trading accounts.