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As an experienced trader who has thoroughly researched BOT, I would approach this question with considerable caution. Based on the information I found, BOT is not a regulated broker and actually functions as Thailand’s central bank, responsible for monetary policy and financial stability rather than providing individual trading accounts. More importantly, there’s no mention of any swap-free Islamic account options in their service descriptions. From my perspective, the lack of standard brokerage features—including swap-free accounts tailored for Islamic traders—raises immediate concern. What stands out most to me is the lack of regulatory oversight and a number of user reports describing severe issues, such as being unable to withdraw funds and outright allegations of scams around trading bots associated with the BOT name. These factors make it clear that BOT does not operate like a conventional forex broker, and any platform using the BOT name for direct investment should be treated with heightened skepticism. For traders specifically seeking Islamic, swap-free accounts, I would strongly advise only considering well-regulated brokers with clearly verified Islamic account options. My experience tells me that prioritizing regulatory status and community reputation is essential, and in the case of BOT, neither the infrastructure nor the trust signals for safe, compliant trading appear to be present.