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From my research and experience analyzing various forex brokers, when I examined Nittan Capital Group, I could not find any clear information indicating that they offer a swap-free or Islamic account option. The broker’s listed services seem focused on interbank market trading, including forex, foreign currency money market transactions, and derivative brokerage like interest rate swaps. While Nittan Capital Group is regulated under the Financial Supervisory Service in South Korea and has operated for over five years, its product offerings, fee structure, and account types are not thoroughly disclosed. For me, transparency about account options—especially swap-free alternatives—is essential, both from a compliance perspective and for accommodating faith-based requirements. The absence of explicit mention about Islamic or swap-free accounts leads me to exercise caution; I would not assume such features are available without direct confirmation from their support or official documentation. Given the “medium potential risk” flagged due to a somewhat unclear business scope and lack of detailed account information, I prefer brokers that clearly address the availability (or absence) of Islamic accounts on their official channels. Until Nittan Capital Group provides more concrete and verifiable details, I would not consider them a suitable option for traders who specifically require swap-free trading conditions.