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Based on my careful assessment of WorldFirst’s offering and all the data available, I have found no clear indication that WorldFirst provides a swap-free or Islamic account option to its clients. As someone who’s always attentive to such account types—due to both religious and strategic considerations—I find this notable. WorldFirst appears to focus primarily on business payments, currency exchange, and multi-currency accounts for SMEs and e-commerce, not on serving as a classic forex brokerage for individual retail traders. There’s a strong emphasis on regulated business services under ASIC in Australia, with transparent and capped fees well suited for cross-border transactions. However, I couldn’t identify any references to swap-free structures or accommodations for Shariah compliance anywhere in their standard documentation or service listings. This matters, as swap-free accounts are designed to avoid overnight interest, which is essential for traders observing Islamic finance principles. In my experience, the lack of explicit mention usually signals such an option is not available—especially at firms positioned more as payments providers than as brokers supporting speculative trading. For those seeking swap-free trading specifically, I would approach WorldFirst with caution and directly contact their support for official confirmation before committing any funds or relying on the platform to meet those needs. My advice is always to verify such critical features directly, since they impact both compliance and account costs.