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In my experience evaluating brokers, it’s important for those who follow Islamic finance principles to have clarity on whether a swap-free, or Islamic, account option is available. After looking closely at what Limit Prime Securities offers, I did not find any specific mention of an Islamic or swap-free account in the information provided about their services. The platform clearly states that swap fees apply for overnight positions, which is a standard interest-based charge and typically not compliant with Sharia law. This absence means that, as a trader seeking swap-free trading due to religious reasons, Limit Prime Securities would not currently meet my requirements. For me, the lack of this account type is significant, as it reflects both on the suitability for a broader range of clients and the firm’s approach to accommodating different trading needs. While the broker is regulated, offers variable spreads, MT5 access, and negative balance protection, the absence of an Islamic account option limits its accessibility from the perspective of faith-based trading preferences. For traders who consider swap-free accounts essential, I would recommend confirming details directly with their support before proceeding or looking for brokers that explicitly advertise this feature.