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As someone who takes regulatory status and account flexibility seriously, I spent time carefully reviewing the information on China Galaxy. For my trading style, details like swap-free (Islamic) account options matter because I value transparency and inclusivity across markets. Based on the official offerings described, China Galaxy lists five account types: securities cash accounts, margin accounts, futures accounts, stock options accounts, and electronic trading accounts. However, there is no mention anywhere of a swap-free or Islamic account alternative. In the past, I've found that most reputable brokers will highlight Islamic account features prominently to cater to traders needing to comply with Sharia law. The absence of this feature for China Galaxy is significant, especially for clients with specific faith-based requirements. To me, this signals either a lack of focus on that segment or simply that such accounts are not available. I also noticed China Galaxy operates under Hong Kong regulation and its scope is centered around futures, securities, and other traditional instruments rather than spot forex. In my experience, swap-free account options are more commonly seen where overnight interest (swap) is charged, primarily in spot forex trading, which is not currently among their listed offerings. For traders seeking a swap-free solution, it's prudent to verify directly with customer support, but as things stand, I could not identify evidence of an Islamic account with China Galaxy.